How was Wu Song at the end of the Water Margin? Dead?

Wu Song was plotted by Bao Daoyi to lose his left arm during the expedition to Fangla, and refused to return to Bianjing to receive the reward when he was a teacher, and turned to become a monk in Liuhe Temple, and died at the age of eighty.

"Water Margin" Wu Song's ending: When Wu Song was fighting against Fang La, Wu Song lost an arm for Bao Daoyi, and Wu Song refused to return to Bianjing when he was a teacher, and became a monk in Liuhe Temple, and was named the Qingzhong Patriarch, giving 100,000 yuan of money to live all his life, and finally died at the age of eighty.

Wu Song is an important figure in Shi Nai'an's classical masterpiece "Water Margin". Because he ranks second in the family, he is also called "Wu Erlang". After the blood splashed Mandarin Duck Tower, in order to avoid the arrest of the government, he changed to the head of the head, and the people in the rivers and lakes called "Wu Song".

Character originsWu Song is a native of Qinghe County, and he has an older brother named Wu Dalang. Both parents died when he was a child, and he was raised by his brother Wu Dalang. Although this Wu Song brother was born to the same mother, Wu Song is eight feet long, dignified, and has a hundred catties of strength all over his body.

Wu Dalang is less than five feet long, with a hideous face, ridiculously short and short, and is nicknamed "three-inch Dinggu bark".

Wu Song died of illness.

When Wu Song fought against Fang La, Wu Song lost an arm for Bao Daoyi, and Wu Song refused to return to Bianjing when he was a teacher, and became a monk in Liuzao Tongxunhe Temple, and was named the ancestor of Qingzhong, and gave 100,000 yuan of money, and ended his life with the wheel of knowledge, and finally died at the age of eighty.

Wu Song is an important figure in Shi Nai'an's classical masterpiece "Water Margin". Wu Song is originally from Qinghe County, because he ranks second, he is also called "Wu Erlang". After the blood splashed on the Mandarin Duck Tower, in order to avoid the official mansion, he changed to Tou Tuo to hide this dress, and the people in the rivers and lakes called "Wu Song".

Wu Song once killed a white-fronted tiger with his bare hands on Jingyanggang, and the deeds of "Wu Song fighting the tiger" were widely spread in later generations.

Wu Song was plotted by Bao Daoyi to lose an arm when he was fighting against Fang La, so he saw through Hongchen and refused Song Jiang to return to Changyuanze.

He became a monk in Liuhe Temple in Nanjing, and was named the patriarch of Qingzhong, and the emperor rewarded him with 100,000 yuan.

In the end, Wu Song died at the age of eighty.

He is one of the few heroes in Liangshan who has been able to die well.

Wu Song has killed too many sins in his life, has made too many enemies, and he has lost an arm and has become a wasted person, instead of pursuing fame and fortune, it is better to choose to practice pure and practice a good life Wu Song's choice is very wise.

And the emperor also hoped that these people would be able to fight with the world, so the money given to the title was withdrawn from the grievances.

Wu Song was eventually injured by a flying knife during the expedition to Fangla, lost his left arm, and finally died of illness in Liuhe Temple, living to 80. Wu Song is one of the few people in the Water Margin who accompanied the cherry blossoms to the end of the mausoleum.

Wu Song is one of the important figures in the Chinese classical masterpiece "Water Margin", one of the leaders of the top ten infantry troops, and the fourteenth in Liangshan. Wu Song once killed a white-fronted tiger with hanging eyes with his bare hands on the skillful search Jingyanggang, so the filial piety of "Wu Song beating the tiger" was widely spread in later generations. He was injured by a flying knife during the conquest of Fangla, lost his left arm, and was named "Qingzhong Patriarch", and finally died of illness in Hangzhou Liuhe Temple, and lived to 80.

Wu Song in "The Legend of the Water Margin" died of illness. Wu Song was injured by a flying knife in the process of conquering Fang La, lost his left arm, and was named the ancestor of Qingzhong by Pi Qiao, and finally died of illness in Hangzhou Liuhe Temple, and lived to 80.

Wu Song was cut off by Bao Daoyi when he was attacking Fangla, and passed by Hangzhou Liuhe Suishen Temple after Song Jiang conquered Fangla, Lu Zhishen accompanied him to recuperate in Liuhe Temple, and finally died at the age of 80.

By the end of the Water Margin, it was not written that Wu Song was dead, but only that one of his arms had been cut off, and I heard that he had really been the head of the world and would no longer enter the WTO. If you have to ask about it, you can only say that you are born and sick! I prefer the old version of Wu Song.

Wu Song Daishan died of illness.

When Wu Song fought against Fang La's Kuan Xingyu, Wu Song lost an arm for Bao Daoyi, and Wu Song refused to return to Bianjing when he was a teacher, and became a monk in Liuhe Temple, and was named the patriarch of Qingzhong, and was given 100,000 yuan of money to live all his life, and finally died at the age of eighty.

Wu Song was poisoned by Gao Yu and others, and he was also killed by the imperial court.

After Wu Song lost an arm in the Water Margin, he chose to retreat in a temple sock Qiaochang Temple, and he was the only one who died well before Kuanqian, and he is an example worth learning from.

In the original book. When Wu Song was fighting against Fang La, Wu Bo Tan Song lost an arm for Bao Daoyi, and Wu Song refused to return to Bianjing when he was a teacher, and became a monk in Liuhe Temple, and was named the ancestor of Qingzhong, and was given 100,000 yuan to talk about skill, so as to live all his life, and finally died at the age of eighty.

History is true. Wu Song Dynasty righteous man Hangzhou prefect Cai Jun killed the people, Wu Song stabbed it, after **, died in prison Wu Song's tomb is located in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, Xihu District, Xiling Bridge with silver key, repaired in 1924, was destroyed in 1964, the current cemetery is rebuilt according to the old ** as it is. When the "New Chronicles of the West Lake" was compiled (in the 20s of the 20th century), it was clear that there was a tomb of Song Yishi Wusong next to the Xiling Bridge.

The tomb was destroyed in 1955. In 2004, in order to fully excavate the traditional culture of West Lake, it was decided to restore the tomb on the original site on the basis of the requirements of the general public and tourists and the arguments of experts and scholars.

In the end, the monk grew old in the temple, and it was chilling.