Problems related to outwitting the Birth Gang, and the reasons for the success of outwitting the Bir

Appreciate the characteristics of this article in shaping the characters in the development of contradictions.

The reason for the success of outwitting the birth gang is: in a specific context, if they don't do it, someone will do it; Chao Gai is a lot of wisdom, and they work together, both civil and military; On the contrary, the official is intrigued, disagrees with each other, discord between people, etc., and it is inevitable to lose the birth compendium.

Outwitting the Birth Gang is the storyline in the classical ** "Water Margin". Yang Zhi was ordered to escort the Shengchenggang through Huangnigang, and was robbed by Wu Yong, Chao Gai and others. Yang Zhi was forced to live in the rivers and lakes because he couldn't make a deal, and later fell into the grass in Erlong Mountain.

Wu Yong and others also went to Liangshan to settle for grass because of the government's investigation.

Action steps: 1. Liu Tang drank in a barrel in public; 2. Wu is used to drugged in wine.

Natural conditions: 1. The weather is hot, and the officers and soldiers escorted have to drink; 2. The terrain is excellent, and it is in the woods, which is convenient for layout and jumping, and the officers and soldiers have no time to catch up.

The person who outwitted the birth gang was Wu Yong. Wu is resourceful and well-versed in Wen Tao Wuluo, and is nicknamed Zhi Duoxing. Wu Yong helped Chao Gai outwit the 100,000 Guan Birthday Compendium dedicated to Cai Jing by Liang Zhongshu, the Daimyo Mansion. Outwitting the Birth Gang is the storyline in the classical ** "Water Margin".

Outwit the contents of the Birth CompendiumThe main content of outwitting the Shengchengang is: Yang Zhi escorted the Shengchengang to Tokyo, and on the way, Chao Gai, Wu Yong and others used tactics to capture and outwit the Shengchengang. The story reflects the contradictions between the feudal rulers represented by Cai Jing and Liang Zhongshu and the vast number of peasants, and enthusiastically praises the wisdom and courage of the rebellious peasants and their organizational talents.

Wu Yong's introductionWu Yong's nickname is Zhiduoxing. Wu Yong was originally a private school teacher in Dongxi Village, Yuncheng County, Jeju, Shandong, and later helped Chao Gai outwitted him to outwit the 100,000 Guan Birthday Compendium of Liang Zhongshu of the Daimyo Mansion to Cai Jing for his birthday, so he went to Liangshan. In Yangsan, it was on the rise, and many leaders were subdued.

After the great gathering of Liangshan, Tong Guan was defeated twice, Gao Yu was defeated three times, and the recruitment process was promoted. After accepting Zhao'an, he fought with the Liangshan army in the south and in the north. After pacifying several forces, he was appointed as a military envoy.

After learning that Song Jiang was killed, he hanged himself with Hua Rong in front of Song Jiang's tomb in Li'erwa, outside the south gate of Chuzhou, and his body was buried on the left side of Song Jiang's tomb.

The original title of "Outwitting the Birth Gang" is "Yang Zhi (Blue-faced Beast) escorts the gold and silver Dan, and Wu outwits the Birth Gang".

Outwitting the Birth Gang is the storyline in the classical ** "Water Margin". Yang Zhi was ordered to escort the Shengchenggang through Huangnigang, and was robbed by Wu Yong, Chao Gai and others. Yang Zhi was forced to live in the rivers and lakes because he couldn't make a deal, and later fell into the grass in Erlong Mountain.

Wu Yongpai Duan and others also went to Liangshan to settle for grass because the government chased the dust and reputation.

Profile. Yang Zhi, after the three generations of generals, the grandson of Yang Linggong, the fifth handsome, once tried Wu Hail Tongju and served as an envoy of the palace system. Because the emperor wanted to build Wansui Mountain, he was sent to escort Huashigang, but the boat capsized in the Yellow River, lost Huashigang, and could not return to his life, so he had to flee to other places for refuge.

Later, when he heard that the emperor had pardoned criminals, he prepared a load of money and goods and returned to Beijing in order to reinstate himself. Passing by Liangshanbo (the then leader Wang Lun), he stayed in the gang and refused to fall into the grass.