The female characters in Water Margin are often overlooked, how does their presence affect the story

The female characters in Water Margin are often overlooked, how does their presence affect the storyline? It's equivalent to an introduction, and it's not that important and can't be without.

Their presence directly affects the contradictions of the protagonist in the story and the subsequent plot development.

They will cause the male characters in it to contradict the outside world and move the story forward.

Most of them are plots that affect the heroes in the back to go to Liangshan.

I think it's Pan Jinlian, if it weren't for her, Wu Song wouldn't have gone to Liangshan.

Without these heroines, there would be no heroes of Liangshan in the book.

If there is a cause, there is an effect, in order to pave the way for the plot.

"Water Margin" depicts three heroines. One is the mother-in-law Gu. One is the dominatrix Sun Erniang. There is also a Qinghu Sanniang. In terms of expression, flashbacks and interludes are adopted. In this way, the character is expressed.

Hu Sanniang, Sun Erniang, Gu sister-in-law Pan Jinlian, Pan Qiaoyun, Yan Poxi; What impressed me most was Hu Sanniang, whose fate was uncomfortable, almost all of her family was killed by Li Kui, and she lived in front of a group of enemies all day long.

Pan Jinlian, Hu Sanniang, Sun Erniang, Gu Sister-in-law, Lin Niangzi, these female characters impressed me very much.

Like the dominatrix Sun Erniang, Sun Erniang is a jealous and hateful and chivalrous woman, never soft in the face of the wicked people who live in the store, but treats her husband Zhang Qing is a very woman, a typical dare to love and hate, big love and big roots, and the current impetuous social fast food love has a clear contrast! There is also a young man and a young woman, who is both civil and military, and has outstanding talents, but was forced by Song Jiang to marry the bantam tiger Wang Ying. It's like a flower stuck in cow dung.

Hu Sanniang's story:

Hu Sanniang is the first female general in Liangshan, with strong martial arts, a pair of sun and moon double swords, and a stunt of catching people with ropes before the battle. Hu Sanniang's original Hujiazhuang and Zhujiazhuang are the same as the two tyrants on Dulonggang, when Song Jiang attacked Zhujiazhuang, Hu Sanniang caught the "bantam tiger" Wang Ying in the first battle. Hu Sanniang was later captured by Lin Chong, and Song Jiang married Wang Ying as husband and wife.

He was in charge of all the affairs of the three armies of Liangshanbo, and was the 59th good man of Liangshan, and later during the conquest of Fangla, the husband and wife were killed by Zheng Biao, the general of the Fangla army, in the battle of Wulongling.

Sister-in-law Gu's story:

Sister-in-law Gu is the second heroine in Liangshan, and she has a skill, and she originally opened a hotel outside the east gate of Dengzhou City. Sister-in-law Gu is the daughter of Aunt Xie Zhen. After Xie Zhen and Xie Bao were framed by Taigong Mao and imprisoned, Gu's sister-in-law invited Zou Run.

Zou Run's uncle and nephew, her husband Sun Xin, and her husband's brother Sun Li robbed the prison. Gu's sister-in-law entered Zhujiazhuang as Sun Li's daughter, and together with other heroes in Liangshan, she broke through Zhujiazhuang with both inside and outside. After Gu's sister-in-law went to Liangshan, she and her husband Sun Xin opened the Liangshan Dongshan Hotel, returned to their old business, and was the 101st hero of Liangshanbo.

After being recruited, Gu's sister-in-law was named the Jun of Dongyuan County.

Sun Erniang's story:

Nicknamed Dominatrix, he is married to Zhang Qing. Selling human flesh at the cross-slope of Mengzhou Road and Zhang Qingkai Hotel, specializing in killing people and stealing goods. Wu Song was sent to Mengzhou to pass through the cross slope and was almost poisoned by Sun Erniang.

Wu Song pretended to be drunk and caught Sun Erniang, Zhang Qing begged for mercy, and Wu Song met Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang. Sun Erniang later followed Zhang Qing to Liangshan, presided over the Xishan Hotel in Liangshan, ushered in the send-off, and inquired about the news, and was the one hundred and third heroes in Liangshan. When Song Jiang conquered Fang La, Sun Erniang was killed.

The deeds are in chronological order in the first line of personality analysis and evaluation in the back.

Lin Chong, Xiangguo Temple, Lu Zhishen, Lu Qian's family rescued his wife, strayed into the White Tiger Hall, wild boar Lin was in distress, Cangzhou met Chai Jin, Fengxue Mountain Temple, Liangshan fought Yang Zhi, Huo and Wang Lun, captured a zhang Qing alive.

Lin Chong's personality is relatively cowardly, too tolerant, suffering from gains and losses, and being framed step by step by the villain (Lu Qian, Fu'an, Wang Lun) until he finally broke out, and he is a hero who is forced out.

Wu used the Birth Gang to outwit the Birth Gang, kill Wang Lun by tricks, and plan to earn Lu Junyi.

Wu Yong is not good at scheming, but he is good at attacking the heart, Wu Yong's strategy often takes care of the front and the back, such as forging Cai Jing's letter to save Song Jiang, but harming Dai Zongce, opposing Lu Junyi, etc., are all lack of consideration Causing him to hindsight In addition, Wu Yong did not perform well tactically His strategy is very simple That is, spy infiltration Hit Zhujiazhuang (Shixiu) Daimyo Mansion (Shi Qian) Fang La (Chai Jin) All of them are this strategy, but when it comes to fighting Liao, this trick will not work.

But Wu Yong is very good at attacking the heart and has a very thorough understanding of people, such as Yang Zhi, Lin Chong, and Wang Lun, all of which are living examples.

Song Jiang privately released Chao Tianwang, killed Yan Poxi angrily, made trouble in Qingfeng Village, Xunyangjiang was in distress, and made three dozen Zhujiazhuang to make trouble in the Daimyo's mansion.

Righteous and generous, but unscrupulous means to achieve the goal, sometimes too concerned about fame and fortune.

Lu Zhishen angrily beat the town of Guanxi, uprooted the weeping willows, and made trouble in the wild boar forest, often encountered things, but never flinched, fought righteousness and boldness, and finally got a good death The biggest difference between Lu Zhishen and other heroes is that Lu Zhishen is not as brutal as Li Kui, but he does things with his brain, does not take the initiative to cause trouble, and is not like Lin Chong, who suffers from gains and losses, and is too forbearing.

Wu Song, Jingyanggang fights tigers, fights and kills Ximenqing, drunkenly beats Jiang Menshen, makes a big fuss in Feiyunpu, blood spattered Mandarin Duck Tower, fights righteousness, attaches great importance to affection and righteousness, and is thick and fine Although the moral realm is negotiable, because Wu Song belongs to the kind of person who does not hesitate to avenge his brother, but at the same time, he does not hesitate to do bad things for his brother (such as helping Shi En and eat black).

Li Kui is cute and terrible, loyal to Song Jiang, has low moral standards, is brutal, kills the innocent Xiao Yanei, and kills Hujiazhuang, who has surrendered, which shows that he kills people like hemp, and there is no reason to talk about it.

Song Jiang: A loyal man of the people's ideals, the most prestigious leader of the rebel army. Able to unite brothers and recruit talents; resourceful and decisive, with military and organizational skills; The character is both rebellious and compromising. (Song Jiang's inscription anti-poem).

Lu Zhishen: Honest and fearless, righteous and courageous hero. (Lu Ti has jurisdiction to punch the town of Guanxi and make trouble in Wutai Mountain).

Lin Chong: Before forcing Liangshan, he was submissive, endured humiliation, and made compromises, and then became shrewd and resolute, full of resistance. (Lin Jiaotou Fengxue Mountain Temple).

Wu Song: A symbol of strength, courage and justice. The archetype of a warrior, the representative of revenge, the righteous man. (Wu Song fights the tiger and kills Ximenqing).

Li Kui: Simple, rude, rebellious and compassionate, typical of homeless people living at the bottom of society. (True or false Li Kui).