About Lu Zhishen s feelings after reading Water Margin ?

1.Punch town Kansai.

Jin Cuilian, the daughter of an old man, was forced to marry Zheng Tu as a concubine, and was later kicked out by his wife and went to the restaurant to sing and repay Zheng Tu. Lu Zhishen was uneven, first helped the two to get out, and then went to the market to find Zheng Tu who was selling meat, and consumed his physical strength in the name of cutting meat, and finally Zheng Tu couldn't bear it, the two fought, and Lu Zhishen beat him to death with three punches.

2.Make trouble in Wutai Mountain.

Lu Zhishen was difficult to abide by the rules and precepts in the temple, and as a result, he was drunk and made trouble on Wutai Mountain. According to the regulations, monks can't drink, but Lu Zhishen likes to drink, and it's hard to bear it. Once he drank wine and went crazy, dozens of people couldn't hold him down.

The second time he drank, his misfortune was so bad that he broke the pavilion on the mountainside and the clay statue of King Kong, and the elder could no longer forgive him.

Elder Zhizhen had to let him go to the Tokyo Bianliang Daxiangguo Temple to settle down, and the elder said: "I can't keep you here, I will introduce you to the Tokyo Daxiangguo Temple, my junior brother is there as an elder, and he will arrange for you." "Four parting words:

Rise in the forest, get rich in the mountains. It prospers when it meets the water, and stops when it meets the river".

3.Havoc in Peach Blossom Village.

Lu Zhishen went to the Great Xiangguo Temple in Tokyo to ask the monks to do it. Lu Zhishen went down the mountain and met Zhou Tong, the second leader of Peach Blossom Mountain, who wanted to marry the daughter of Liu Taigong in Peach Blossom Village. Lu Zhishen relieved the worry of forced marriage for Mrs. Liu, pretended to be the little daughter of Mrs. Liu, and called Zhou Tong, who was forced to marry in Zhuang, and the big leader Li Zhong avenged the second leader and recognized Luda.

Li Zhong, Lu Da, and Liu Taigong went to the Taohuashan Juyi Hall and took a leave of absence. Lu Zhishen took advantage of Li Zhong and Zhou Tong to go down the mountain to loot the gold and silver to him, took the cottage gold and silver, and rolled down the back mountain.

4.Wild boar forest.

Lin Chong's boss, Gao Yanei, the son of Gao Yu, failed to occupy Lin Chong's wife, so he set up a poison plan to kill Lin Chong. So, Lin Chong was sentenced to a heavy sentence, stabbed Cangzhou, and bribed the escort officers with a lot of money, so that they could kill Lin Chong on the way. After walking for a few days, I came to a treacherous place called the Wild Boar Forest.

was about to start, only to hear the sound of "dangchang", Xue Ba's stick did not hit Lin Chong, but was knocked away. A fat monk jumped out from behind the tree, picked up the Zen staff and beat it, so frightened that the two errand servants hurriedly knelt on the ground and begged for mercy. Lin Chong opened his eyes and saw that it was Lu Zhishen who came to the rescue.

Lu Zhishen heard that Lin Chong was assigned to Cangzhou, and he had been secretly following, and sure enough, he saved Lin Chong in the wild boar forest. and escorted Lin Chong all the way to Cangzhou.

5.Return to Wutai Mountain.

Lu Zhishen accompanied Song Jiang after being recruited and conquering Liao with Song Jiang, re-ascended Wutai Mountain, and paid tribute to Elder Zhizhen. After paying homage to Elder Zhizhen, who had ordained him as a monk, the elder said: "The apprentice has been gone for a few years, and it is not easy to kill people and set fires!"

When Lu Zhishen was leaving, Elder Zhizhen gave four more verses: "Capture every summer, and hold on to wax." Listen to the tide and be round, see the letter and be silent. ”

Lu Zhishen in "Water Margin" is an interesting character, and his image deeply attracted me. He was not only a fierce warrior, but also very intelligent and resourceful. His story shows the value of righteous, brave and intelligent people.

In this post-reading review, I will talk about Lu Zhishen's characteristics and the inspiration he brought to me. First of all, I like Lu Zhishen's character very much. Although he has shortcomings such as being fierce and loving to drink, and being aggressive and indebted to his wife, he always has a voice of justice and conscience in his heart.

He did not ask Song Jiang, the leader of Liangshanbo, to dominate the world in vain, but strengthened his beliefs, and when Song Jiang did bad things to others, he did not hesitate to stop it. This spirit of justice is still relevant in today's society, especially in today's era of moral confusion and lack of justice. Secondly, Lu Zhishen also has a deep inspiration for me.

Lu Zhishen's road to success has not been smooth sailing, and he has also had troughs and faced various difficulties and challenges. But he did not give up, on the contrary, he renewed his understanding and looked for a new way out. He calmly analyzes and solves any problems he encounters, and although he sometimes makes wrong choices, he always corrects himself by learning and reflecting.

This wisdom and problem-solving skills are also very practical in today's society. In the end, Lu Zhi infected me deeply. I was very shocked and admired by his courage, sense of justice and wisdom.

In the classic masterpiece "Water Margin", Lu Zhishen showed us the qualities that people should have, and also provided us with a lot of inspiration and reference. Through the role of Lu Zhishen, I believe that we can have a deeper understanding of how to become a good person.

<>Water Margin" is one of the four famous novels in China, and this ** depicts a vivid heroic image, including timely rain Song Jiang, Zhiduoxing Wu Yong, black whirlwind Li Kui, "flower monk" Lu Zhishen, etc., the heroic image of his rock belt coarsely interprets the words loyalty and righteousness. In "Water Margin", my favorite character is the "flower monk" Lu Zhishen.

When I first started watching "Water Margin", I didn't like Lu Zhishen, because I thought he was a rude person, and he didn't understand the rules and acted very recklessly. As a monk, Lu Zhishen not only did not abide by the rules of the temple, but also drank and got drunk every time, and finally made trouble in the temple and was assigned to take care of the vegetable garden.

After an in-depth understanding of "Water Margin", I began to change my opinion of the "flower monk" Lu Zhishen. In the middle of the stool, I saw that Lu Zhishen was fighting for the Jin father and daughter, he was a jealous and hateful person, punched the town of Guanxi, and punished the wicked, which shows that he is a righteous and courageous person, and he has truly achieved the heroic image in people's hearts.

In life, I am more timid and afraid, and I don't have the courage that the "flower monk" Lu Zhishen has. Therefore, in the future, I must learn the noble qualities of "Flower Monk" Lu Zhishen, not only to learn his bravery, but also to learn his spirit of righteousness and courage, and to make myself a responsible person by exercising myself.

"Water Margin" is an interesting story, through reading "Water Margin", not only enriched my spiritual world, but also let me know so much vastness and understand the spirit of these heroes.

There is a hero I like very much in Liangshanbo, he is the "flower monk" Lu Zhishen.

Lu Zhishen's real name is Lu Da, he was originally an officer, he lost his hand and hurt people's lives because of injustice, and was forced to become a monk in order to avoid lawsuits, and his master gave him a legal name "Zhishen".

I like him to have a clear distinction between love and hate, to act bravely, to help the needy, and to be jealous of evil. When he listened to what the Jin family's father and daughter said to Zheng Tu. After the accusation of blood and tears, he was very sympathetic and cared for them, not only gave them silver taels, but also personally protected them from the tiger's mouth.

He hated the bully Zheng Tu very much, and beat him to death with three punches when punishing him. Lu Zhishen did not know the father and daughter of the Jin family, and he had no personal grudges with Zheng Tu, and his actions fully demonstrated his clear position of love and hate, the noble quality of righteousness and courage, and the character characteristics of helping the oppressed and hating the oppressor.

I like him for being generous and generous. When he learned about the misfortune of the Jin family's father and daughter, although he was not related to them, he immediately offered to entangle Jin Lao and let them return to his hometown in Tokyo. **In order to highlight this character trait of Lu Zhishen, Li Zhong's "stinginess" was also used as a foil.

When Li Zhong unhappily took out only two taels of silver from himself, Lu Zhishen thought that Li Zhong was not righteous, and immediately threw the two taels of silver back to Li Zhong.

I like how straightforward and rough he is. As a monk, he does not stick to the precepts of Buddhism, drinks wine and eats meat, but he has a Buddha in his heart, does the way for heaven, and finally seeks "positive results". I like him to be chivalrous, brave and resourceful, bold and careful.

For his friends, he did not hesitate to stick a knife in his ribs, and when Lin Chong was framed by Gao Yu and exiled to Cangzhou, he secretly escorted him all the way, and saved Lin Chong's life at the critical moment when the wild boar forest escorted Lin Chong, and then directly escorted Lin Chong to the vicinity of Cangzhou before leaving. Faced with the accident of killing Zheng Tu by mistake, he improvised and was not alarmed in distress, he pretended to say: "This guy is dead, and the Sprinkle family and you will slowly take care of it."

scolded and strode away. ”

We must learn from the "flower monk" Lu Zhishen, learn from his integrity, courage and resourcefulness, and stand up for maintaining social fairness and justice. Of course, we must also pay attention to ways and means, and act courageously within the framework of the law, and we cannot put ourselves into it because of good deeds.