Is Wu Song s fight against the tiger a real event?

It's just a story in the Water Margin, not real.

According to research, Wu Song's prototype is Bian Yuanheng.

This person is Shi Nai'an's cousin, a Wuju person.

The location of the tiger fight is not Shandong, but the Yancheng generation.

So it's definitely not a Siberian tiger, but a South China tiger with an adult weight of 120kg-150kg.

There is no record of how badly the tiger hurt people, that is, he once kicked a tiger to death with his bare hands.

I didn't say how old the tiger was, whether it was male or female, whether it was an adult or not. **The big tiger that hurts people inside is**.

The content of the ancient martial arts examination has a special strength.

Pick up 300 catties (604 grams a catty, equivalent to 180 kilograms now) square stones by hand.

Then use the strength of the waist and abdomen to turn the bottom of the stone in front, left and right once. The explosive power of the deadlift belt, waist, abdomen and arms are all required.

There is also a Guan Gong knife that dances 120 kilograms (72 kilograms), to complete various movements, until now, it is equivalent to holding a 72-kilogram barbell to do a fancy performance. There are high requirements for absolute strength, especially for the overall force of the whole body.

Fists and feet, equipment refer to today's martial arts performances. Even today's martial arts, the agility, speed, and flexibility required are also very demanding. Needless to say, real fighting, there were no routines before, they were all sanda.

The routines are practiced and performed. Sanda is to catch up with what tricks of muscle memory to use.

Ancient martial arts people, martial champions. Now it's the strength of the hand, and the agility and flexibility of a martial arts athlete.

A person with a lot of strength who can fight and killed a South China tiger that I don't know how big it is (the adult is only 120kg-150kg).

Personally, I think it's possible to kick a tiger to death because of the superiority of human weight.

It's a true story in the Water Margin. Not a legend. But it's a bit fictional.

No, it's fiction, I hope mine can help you.

This is just the story in the book Water Margin, how can it be true.

It's true, but it's written in a bit of fiction.

Wu Song's fight against the tiger was actually originally a person who abused the government and harmed the people, and as for Wu Song's fight against the tiger in Jingyanggang, it was made up by Shi Nai'an, the author of "Water Margin".