What are the characteristics of Li Zhong s characters in Water Margin?

Although Li Zhong, the tiger general, is one of the one hundred and eight generals in Liangshan, I think his character is far from Wu Song and Lu Zhishen.

Li Zhong is a character in "Water Margin", nicknamed the Tiger General, a native of Dingyuan, Haozhou, and was originally an artist in the rivers and lakes. He was the lord of Taohuashan Village, and later united with Erlong Mountain and Baihu Mountain to attack Qingzhou, and joined Liangshan together. When Liangshan was reunited, he became one of the one hundred and eight generals, ranked eighty-sixth, and was a remote star, and his position was a general of the infantry army.

He died in Yuling Pass during the expedition and was posthumously awarded the title of Yijielang.

The painter Niu Muye once praised Li Zhong: "The sorrow of life, the suffering of life." The green forest sends its life, not for the sword.

Summary: After Li Kui went to Liangshan, he missed his mother very much, and in order to make his mother happy, he went home to pick up his old mother to Liangshan. On the road, Li Ghost pretended to be "Li Kui" to cut the path, and Li Ghost lied that there was a ninety old mother in the family, so he was let go by Li Kui.

Later, Li Kui passed by Li Gui's house and found that Li Gui not only told the truth, but also tried to harm him, so he killed him.

After returning home, Li Kui carried his blind old mother to Liangshan, and when passing by Yiling on the way, Li Kui put down his mother to fetch water. When he returned, he found that the old mother had been eaten by a tiger. Li Kui was angry and killed a litter of four tigers.

Li Kui is one of the characters with the most ink and the most distinctive and plump personality. With a sense of resistance, Li Kui, nicknamed the Black Whirlwind, the Iron Bull, belongs to the image of comedy heroes in ancient China, from the appearance of them, most of them are tall and burly, and their appearance is ugly; From the perspective of talent and temperament, they are all strong in martial arts, often use heavy ** such as axes and hammers, are brave in battle, good at fighting tough battles, and are rude and straightforward by nature, short-tempered, and vicious like hatred.

Li Kui has the habit of being a hooligan, he was born in a peasant, but he does not have the kindness of a peasant, he is not naïve at all, but he shows a scoundrel, gambling and robbery, which is no different from an ordinary ruffian.

Li Kui has some valuable qualities, such as his frankness, boldness, daring, etc., but his speech and demeanor also expose obvious character flaws, and some dark sides of human nature can be seen from him, but his frankness is particularly obvious. Many of his actions lack rational thinking, just come out of his personal reckless and hasty character, have no clear purpose, can only be said to be an impulse and catharsis, so it is also easy to get out of control, and can easily become a destructive force.

Li Kui is an important figure in "Water Margin", one of the four famous novels in China, and is a native of Baizhang Shuren in Yishui County, Yizhou, and was later exiled to Jiangzhou because he killed someone. Because of his dark and rude appearance, reckless and bold, he is called the black whirlwind by the world, and he ranks 22nd among the heroes of Liangshan.

Li Kui was taken in by Dai Zong when he escaped, and worked as a guard under him, and later became acquainted with Song Jiang because of Dai Zong's introduction. Later, Dai Zong was arrested for rescuing Song Jiang, who was accused of writing anti-poems in a restaurant, and the heroes of Liangshan conspired together to forge Cai Jing's letter, and finally the fake letter was discovered, and the rescue ended in failure, and Dai Zong and Song Jiang were finally sentenced to beheading. And just when Dai Zong and Song Jiang were escorted to the execution ground, the heroes of Liangshan came to the rescue and made a big fuss in Jiangzhou, and Li Kui was among them.

During the robbery of the law field, Li Kui waved his pair of plate axes, killing people when he encountered them, and he was quite brave.

After that, Li Kui followed Dai Zong, Song Jiang and others to Liangshan. After going to Liangshan, because he missed his mother very much, Li Kui went down the mountain to pick up his mother to Liangshan. But what he didn't expect was that his mother was eaten by a tiger on the way, and in a fit of anger, Li Kui killed the four tigers.

The relationship between Li Kui and Song Jiang is the deepest, and he attaches great importance to Song Jiang and listens to Song Jiang very much, but if Song Jiang does something wrong, Li Kui will not easily cover it up.

Everyone in the world knows that Liangshan was finally recruited by the imperial court, and among the heroes of Liangshan, Li Kui is one of the people who have always disagreed with Zhao'an. Because he was unwilling to accept the court's invitation at first, Li Kui made a big fuss in Tokyo, tore up the emperor's edict, wanted to kill the Qincha, and so on made a lot of reckless and impulsive actions. Later, when Song Jiang was about to die of poisoning after drinking Gao Yu's wine, he was afraid that Li Kui would rebel if no one stopped him after his death, thus ruining the reputation of the heroes of Liangshan, so he let Li Kui also drink poisoned wine and die.