From Wu Song s fight against the tiger, we can see what kind of person Wu Song is

Good face, witty and bold, fearless, chivalrous and righteous, eliminating harm for the people, and treating things calmly and calmly.

Strong self-esteem, competitive, coarse and cautious, confident, courageous, decisive and witty.

Witty and bold, fearless, chivalrous and righteous, and eliminating harm for the people.

Jingyanggang fought the tiger, and the heroic image of Wu Song immediately became colorful, and in a blink of an eye, he became a hero of the Quartet. And the section of Jingyang Gang's fight against the tiger also gives full play to the foreshadowing made by the previous description of Wu Song's appearance. During this period, it embodies Wu Song's brave, bold and fearless heroism.

First of all, it was a booze at the "Three Bowls but Gang" restaurant. This description is beyond the reader's imagination and is also the author's genius. Since three bowls are not enough, Wu Song is an extraordinary person, and drinking five, seven or six bowls is nothing more than that, but the author just let Wu Song drink eighteen bowls, not only was he drunk as he imagined, but he also walked up to the gang under the repeated persuasion of the restaurant, not only went up to the gang, but also killed a tiger that hurt countless people in a drunken way, strange, god.

If Wu Song didn't have the eighteen bowls of wine at the bottom, would he still have the heroic feat of Jingyanggang fighting the tiger? With the help of wine, a simple and mysterious medium [3], Wu Song's extraordinary courage is depicted reasonably, and some of the details are described, showing the delicate personality of the characters:

First, Wu Song saw that the store didn't sift the wine, thinking that he was relying on the wine to drink, so he simply took out the silver and drank it happily, showing the character's frank and straightforward personality.

The second is that the store has repeatedly stated that "three bowls are not enough", but Wu Song does not believe in evil, he has to drink a good time, and he wants to prove to the store how many bowls I Wu Song can drink to pass the Gang. It shows the character's eclectic and competitive personality.

The third is that the store persuaded Wu Song to go over the gang with him, so as not to be injured by the tiger, Wu Song did not listen to the dissuasion, insisted on crossing the gang, at this time the drunk Wu Song was thick and fine, keenly aware that the store had the intention of seeking money and killing people, although this ruined the good intentions of the store, but it showed Wu Song's fine side, and this plot further described Wu Song's competitive personality. It laid a reasonable foundation for Wu Song's encounter with the tiger and the fight against the tiger below.

Fourth, after seeing the real official example, although Wu Song was afraid, he was afraid of being laughed at, even if he was injured by a big insect, he could not turn back, and Wu Song's personality of caring for face more than life was undoubtedly revealed, which also reflected the prevailing social atmosphere of heroes at that time.

Fifth, after the result of a tiger's life, Wu Song felt that his physical strength was exhausted and it was difficult to deal with the tiger that appeared again, so he resolutely went down the mountain, showing that although Wu Song was straightforward and heroic, he was quite aware of current affairs and did not act recklessly.

In the battle of Jingyanggang, Wu Song became a well-known hero from a "small people" who mixed in the market, and immediately became brilliant, and thus got an errand, which laid the foundation for the further character of the character.

Fighting and killing Ximenqing, drunkenly beating Jiang Menshen, fighting Feiyunpu, blood-spattered Mandarin Duck Tower, and walking Centipede Ridge at night are all Wu Song's more famous deeds.

Wu Song still fought with Lu Zhishen, and he lost, and he also killed his sister-in-law and Ximenqing.