Lin Chong s personality traits reflected in the 7th and 8th chapters of the Water Margin

The original Lin Chong had a forbearant and upright personality, was righteous to his friends, and respectful to his superiors.

After being framed and assigned, Lin Chong's personality changed, and he was confused about the future, but he did not give up his illusions about the imperial court, and had the courage and belief to resist, but he did not have the determination to rebel.

Burning the mountain temple, going to Liangshan on a snowy night made his personality finally change, dare to love and hate, fire and Wang Lun, rebel against the court, straightforward, strong, upright, proud, is the final manifestation of Lin Chong's character.

It shows that Lin Chong is enthusiastic and sincere to his friends and obedient to his superiors.

Lin Chong's character characteristics in "Water Margin": evil as hatred, strong martial arts, brave and strategic, but he is obedient, keeps to himself, follows the rules, and is forced to go to Liangshan.

Lin Chong was forced to go to Liangshan because he couldn't bear it, and he was a typical example of the upper-class people being forced to rebel. His character has a process of development and change, first endure humiliation, swallow anger, compromise and seek perfection, and then resolutely brave, neither humble nor arrogant, and outstanding martial arts.

Obedient, impatient, tooth for tooth, jealous and hateful, kind, loyal, and endurance of humiliation.

Zhengkai Wang Mian commented: Loyal and honest, strong in martial arts, kind, and not chaotic in danger.

Anti-endurance evaluation: Cowardly and forbearing.

Lin Chong's early performances were all submissive. But at the same time, he also has the trait of enduring humiliation and burden. He has compassion for the lower-class people, and is a general with a sense of justice.

He has the patience to seek perfection, the revenge mentality of-for-tat, the chivalrous spirit of helping the weak and the poor, and the meticulous personality of being cautious.

Bao Pengshan's evaluation: Lin Chong's early performance, Wubi or withered is not a submissive attitude. But at the same time, he also has the trait of enduring humiliation and burden.

He has compassion for the lower-class people, and is a general with a sense of justice. He has the patience to seek perfection, the revenge mentality of-for-tat, the chivalrous spirit of helping the weak and the poor, and the meticulous personality of being cautious.

Jin Shengsi's comment: Lin Chong is naturally a top-notch character, but he writes too ruthlessly. Seeing that he can calculate, endure it, do it firmly, and do it thoroughly, it is terrifying. Such a person in the world is determined to have a career, but there is also a lot of vitality.

Lin Chong is a character in "Water Margin", nicknamed Leopard Head, a native of Tokyo (Kaifeng, Henan), one of the one hundred and eight generals in Liangshan was originally the head of the 800,000 forbidden army guns and sticks, because his wife was favored by Gao Yanei, the adopted son of Taiwei Gao Yu, and was framed many times, and was finally forced to go to Liangshan and fall into the grass. After the fire and Wang Lun, respect Chao Gai as the owner of Liangshanzhai. He participated in a series of battles in Liangshan and made great contributions to the growth of the cottage.

When Liangshan gathered righteousness, he ranked sixth, and he was ranked as the tiger general of the Ma Army's Wuregret Cave, guarding the dry village in the west of the regiment. He made many military exploits when he resisted the officers and troops who came to encircle and suppress the Liangshan Army, the Liao State that invaded the Northern Song Dynasty, and the forces of Tian Hu, Wang Qing and Fang La, who rebelled at home. After the expedition to Fangla, he died of illness in Hangzhou Liuhe Temple, and was posthumously awarded Zhongwulang.