The Water Margin has created many flesh-and-blood heroes. If you had a chance to play a role, who would you like to play most and what story would you like to play? Tell me why.

You are a little hero who likes Water Margin, right? Let me give you an answer.

The Water Margin has created many flesh-and-blood heroes. If I have a chance to play a role, I want to play Song Wu and Walker. Song Wu, nicknamed "Walker", is also known as Wu Er and Wu Erlang because he ranks second. Look at his appearance: "He is very imposing and handsome. A pair of eyes shoot out cold stars, and two curved eyebrows are muddy as paint. Broad-minded, invincible. The words are grand, and the ambition of Lingyun is spit out. The heart is heroic, like a lion shaking the sky and descending from the clouds. Strong bones and strong muscles, such as shaking the earth, sitting in a seat. Just like the devil falling from the sky, he is really a god on earth, and he has a million pounds of divine power. " Its specialty: unarmed combat; Amazing foot strength; Extraordinary arm strength. Its character characteristics: the embodiment of righteousness and courage, and the embodiment of the character of Song Jiang, the protagonist of the Water Margin. (about 100 words)

My evaluation of Song Wu.

1, he has high martial arts. Not only one person can kill a tiger, but he is also one of the best among Liangshan heroes.

He is honest and upright.

He advocates justice and hates evil.

He has a deep understanding of corrupt regimes and corrupt officials and has no illusions.

He has a rigorous life and a decent style.

6. He is not greedy for money and lustful.

7. Be considerate of the suffering of the poor.

8. He opposed Song Jiang's "woo".

Exactly: be determined to be chivalrous, be strong and unyielding, dare to act boldly, hate evil as hatred, be upright and upright, have clear grievances, have nothing to fear, and repay kindness with kindness. Therefore, the first role I want to play is-Song Wu, a hero, and I will be Jingwu in the future! Let's start with a scene in which Wu Erlang goes up the hill drunk. (It's about 100 again) (It's ok to lie on a big stone before killing tigers)