What is the standard of a hero in Water Margin?

The standard of heroes in Water Margin is different from that in modern society. In the Water Margin, the standard of hero is the former United States. Loyalty is an important measure. This beautiful standard is more emotional and moral than legal norms.

Li Kui jy, the black whirlwind in Water Margin, is a typical hero in Liangshan, Shui Bo, but readers who are familiar with the plot of Water Margin know that Li Kui jy is actually a simple-minded man with developed limbs. Although he was loyal to Song Jiang, he killed many good people by mistake. Nevertheless, Sung River attached great importance to Li Kui jy and even regarded him as one of the most important confidants. It is precisely because Li Kui jy is very loyal to Sung River, although he has no brains and recklessness.

The standard of heroes in Water Margin is to draw swords to help each other when the road is rough. Such figures can take Lu as an example. Lu's most famous plot is to beat the town of Kansai.

Because Zhenkansai robbed Kou Laoer's daughter, he was overbearing and often bullied good people. Shen Zhi doesn't like it. In the name of buying meat, there was a fierce conflict with the positive relationship, and finally Kansai was killed, giving a bad breath to the people he bullied.

Lu's behavior seems just, but if it is put into modern society, it is disregard for human life, because when a person does something wrong, we can't measure how to punish him by moral standards, but should take the law as the criterion. Otherwise, the social system and laws will become empty talk, and everyone's vital interests will not be guaranteed.

Generally speaking, when we look at the Water Margin, we must contact the social background and times environment where the story happened, understand the personality characteristics of each hero, objectively evaluate their actions, and have our own opinions, which may be our greatest pleasure in reading.