What is the story of Wu Song s fight against the tiger

The story of Wu Song's fight against the tiger has been passed down for thousands of years. It is said that the good man Wu Song drank 18 bowls of wine in the tavern under Jingyanggang Mountain. Then go up the mountain and encounter the story of the tiger who beat the tiger to death.

Wu Song went home to visit his brother and passed by Jingyanggang on the way. I drank a lot of alcohol at the Okashita Hotel and staggered towards Okagami. I didn't have much to do, but I saw a tree that said: Recently, the big insect in Jingyanggang hurts people, but there are merchants who have crossed Gang, and they should form a team to cross Gang, please do not make mistakes. ＂

Wu Song thought that it was the shop's trick, so he ignored it and continued to move forward. When the sun was about to set, Wu Song came to a broken temple, and saw that the temple door posted an official notice, after Wu Song read it, he knew that there was really a tiger on the mountain, and he was going to go back to live in the hotel, afraid of the jokes of the store, and continued to walk forward.

Due to the attack of alcohol, he found a large bluestone and lay down on his back. Suddenly, a big insect pounced from the sky, and Wu Song quickly flashed over, followed by another flash. The big insect was no longer powerless, and Wu Song grabbed the tiger skin and hit it directly.

The big worm ran out of gas, and Wu Song was also exhausted, and he was laid off step by step. All this was discovered by Orion and reported to the government, and since then Wu Song's prestige has been greatly shaken, and he is known as the "Tiger Fighting Hero".

Extended Materials. Wu Song is the embodiment of "wisdom". Fighting the tigers on Jingyanggang is not based on courage alone, but supplemented by wisdom. The entire process of avenging his brother, including obtaining human and physical evidence, going to court, and even replacing the government to punish the murderer, all show his superb intelligence.

Passing by Feiyunpu, he waited for an opportunity to move, and the preemptive strike still showed wit and cleverness. Killing Zhang Dujian and others depends on courage and wisdom half.

The second half of "Water Margin" mentions: At the Chrysanthemum Meeting, Song Jiang put forward the idea of recruiting an through the words "Man Jianghong", and Wu Song was the first to stand up against it. Wu Song naturally has no way out of Zhao'an. He is a wise man who "sees before it sprouts" and wants to be a wise man who "avoids danger in the invisible".

Wu Song is true to his word, and often promises a thousand gold. Speak of credibility to the boss Yanggu County Order, credibility to his brother, credibility to his friends Zhang Qing and Shi En, and even treat the errands handed over by Zhang Dujian for a time "respect and no loss", and put credibility first. In short, he speaks of credibility to all people.

In particular, it is mentioned at the end of "Water Margin": In order to keep his promise to form an alliance with all the heroes, Wu Song, who has always opposed Zhao'an, not only unconditionally embarked on the journey of crusading against Fang La, but also lost his left arm in this battle and became a waste.

Wu Song visited his brother and passed through Jingyanggang. I drank a lot of wine and staggered towards Okami. Suddenly, a tiger pounced and began to fight. It didn't take long to beat the tiger to the point that it was bleeding and unable to move. Since then, Wu Song's prestige has been greatly shaken.

Wu Song fights the tiger, the story in "Water Margin" written by Shi Nai'an, mainly tells the story of Wu Song, a good man in Liangshan, who went home to visit his brother, passed through Jingyanggang, went to the restaurant to drink eighteen bowls, and wanted to go in a hurry after getting drunk.

The restaurant told him that there was a tiger hurting people on the hill and advised him not to do it. Wu Song didn't believe it, and encountered a white-fronted insect in Gangshangguo. Wu Song fought his life to beat the tiger to death with both fists, removing a major harm for the local people.

Later, it was passed down as a good story by the world. The legendary "The Legend of the Righteous Heroes" written by Shen Jing in the Ming Dynasty was adapted accordingly. Peking Opera, Kun Dialect, Gao Dialect, Sichuan Opera, Dian Opera, and Qin Dialect all have this repertoire.

Wu Song beats Tiger Jingyanggang.

Wu Song passed by a hotel, hungry and thirsty, so he asked the store for wine and food. The shopkeeper only gave him three bowls of sparrows, and said that there were tigers on the hill in front of him. Wu Song didn't believe it and said that the store lied to him.

The store had no choice but to give him a drink. Wu Song drank a total of eighteen bowls, and then walked towards the hill, and when he saw the official mansion halfway, he realized that there was really a tiger, and he was embarrassed to turn back, so he kept moving forward.

Wu Song walked up to the post step by step, walking, getting more and more unstable with drunkenness, so he chose a piece of bluestone to lie down on the stone, and soon fell asleep. In the haze, a roar was heard in a gust of fishy wind, and Wu Song barely opened his eyes to look, and in the moonlight, he saw a spotted tiger just a few steps away. Wu Song screamed badly, stood up and turned into a cold sweat.

The tiger jumped up and pounced, Wu Song flashed and hurriedly raised his eyebrow stick to hit the tiger, and the tiger swooped forward and hit the branch of the tree, breaking the branch and the stick. Wu Song dropped the broken stick, and the tiger pounced on him again, and jumped backwards, and the tiger landed in front of him. In a hurry, he tried his best to hold the tiger's head to the ground with one hand, and raised a big fist with the other hand to hit the tiger's head.

The tiger struggled hard to grab a pit on the ground with four feet, and it was difficult to get rid of Wu Song's divine power, and he didn't know how many punches he had hit, the tiger was bleeding from seven holes and no longer moved, Wu Song saw that the tiger didn't move, let go of his hand and dragged the dead tiger but couldn't move at all, it turned out that his strength had been exhausted in his eagerness, and his legs fell to the ground and couldn't move. After resting for a long time, Wu Song slowly came down.