How many of Liangshan’s 108 generals are left? Who are they? What's the final result?

The revelation of the ending of Liangshan 108 General

Author: Cyan Green Times 2008-01-07 03:35:48

Tag: Culture

< p>The ending of 108 generals in Liangshan is a bit tragic. I only started reading Water Margin recently. I thought I didn’t read it thoroughly and carefully, so I didn’t dare to have in-depth discussions and arguments on a certain topic. But I still have some feelings about the ending of 108 people, and it may be a little enlightenment for us contemporary people in choosing careers or goals.

Let’s talk about the good ending first, that is to say, the beneficiary in the end.

The miracle doctor An Daoquan (taught by the emperor)

The jade-arm craftsman Jin Dajian (tended by the emperor, and later served as the Imperial Treasure Supervisor of the Inner Palace)

Purple Beard Uncle Huangfu Duan (employed by the emperor and later the ambassador of the Royal Horse Supervisor)

The master scholar Xiao Rang (employed in Cai Taishi's Mansion)

Tie Jingzi Lehe (the envoy of the Royal Capital Wei Mansion) )

Hongtian Lei Lingzhen (still employed by the Gunpowder Bureau’s royal camp)

These people include those who write, engrave, sing, see doctors, and raise horses. , and those who make gunpowder. Converted to modern times, it can basically be equal to literary research, cultural and entertainment activities, medical care, transportation, and science, technology and war. Well, the evolution of human beings is nothing more than these few things. Wherever you go with such a rice bowl, there are people who appreciate the food. These people are neither famous generals on Liangshan nor relatives and friends of Song Jiang and Lu Junyi. A good friend (by relationship), but a down-to-earth craftsman. Therefore, these people can't lose their jobs anywhere. Even if they become bandits, they will still be highly regarded after being recruited, just like before. From a certain point of view, it should be regarded as a promotion, at least from the local to the central government, or into a powerful shogunate like Taishi Cai. Therefore, in general, such people eat technical food, learn hard knowledge, and have no worries about food and clothing. If they are sweeter or have relatives, prosperity and wealth will not be a problem.

Let’s talk about the second category. This category is special, which is the monastic sect represented by Gongsun Sheng

Ruyunlong Gongsun Sheng (a monk)

Hua Monk Lu Zhishen (sitting in Hangzhou)

Xingzhe Wusong (monastic and died in Hangzhou)

Shenji Military Advisor Zhu Wu (voted to Gongsun Sheng and became a monk)

The Demon King Fan Rui (who joined Gongsun Sheng and became a monk)

The monk and the monk are monks themselves. The two murderous men finally became a righteous man. I think it is in line with the routine of becoming a Buddha immediately after a big wave. As for Gongsun Sheng and others, I am skeptical about their becoming a monk. Why? The reasons are as follows: First, Gongsun Sheng mentioned that this person was a temporary Taoist priest, and it seemed that he returned to secular life to help Liangshan in the name of God. Therefore, after this was accomplished, it was not difficult to understand that he would continue to practice Taoism and become an immortal. But now that science has advanced, our group has the ability to prove that except for nuclear weapons or powerful missiles and other weapons that can cause large-scale destruction, Taoist magic alone cannot defeat the enemy. Therefore, I would like to say a few words about Gongsun Sheng. Foreign language. In my opinion, Gongsun Sheng is also a liar who has no ability and is just a liar. As an upper-level leader, he did not make any decisive contribution to the development of Liangshan (it was all done by Wu Yong), nor did he make any military exploits. Here, some people will definitely refute my statement and say: Wasn’t Gongsun Sheng’s victory over Gao Lian and his conquering Fan Rui all meritorious deeds? What I want to say is that their so-called battle is nothing more than a competition between two liars. The others are not present, at least they are not mentioned in the book. If you still can't convince everyone, the simplest question is why he didn't use magic when he defeated Zhujiazhuang. Why did you become a monk when you conquered Fangla? It's not that he is afraid that Song Jiang will ask him to cast a spell when he is in trouble. Then the liar will be exposed. As for Fan Rui and Zhu Wu, they are also liars. Therefore, in general, except for Monk Wu Song, the rest of these monks escaped and fled.

As for the third category, I classify them as anti-rural.

The main ones are:

Xiao Zhelan Mu Chun (returning to his hometown to serve the people)

The divine fortune teller Jiang Jing (returning to his hometown to serve the people)

Iron-faced Pei Xuan ( Returned to Yinmachuan, took a job and asked for leisure)

Jin Baozi Yang Lin (returned to Yinmachuan, took a job and asked for leisure)

Xiaowei Chi Sunxin (returned to Dengzhou with his brother and was appointed )

Sister-in-law Gu (returned to Dengzhou with her husband)

Zou Run, the one-horned dragon (resigned and returned to his hometown)

Yizhihua Cai Qing (returned to The village is for the people)

Divine Taibao Dai Zong (died in Yue Temple, Tai'an Prefecture)

Living King of Hell Ruan Xiaoqi (died in Shijie Village)

Little Tornado Chai Jin (resigned to work in farming)

Puttian Diao Li Ying (return to his hometown)

Ghostfaced Du Xing (accompany Li Ying to return to his hometown)

Prodigal Ziyan Qing (left in Hangzhou)

It is not difficult to find that these are the logistics support troops of the Liangshan Army. There were not many serious military generals and leaders, they were just some odd jobs, but in the end they all survived tenaciously, and later returned to the city, and those who returned to their hometowns, where their chickens and dogs ascended to heaven.

Let’s not mention the inspiration given to me for the moment, let’s take a look at the fourth and fifth categories first

Yunli King Kong Song Wan (died in Runzhou in battle)

Shameless and anxious ( Died in the battle in Runzhou)

Nine-tailed turtle Tao Zongwang (died in the battle in Runzhou)

Green-faced beast Yang Zhi (sick, stayed with Dan disciple, later died of illness)

General Yum Han Tao (died in battle in Changzhou)

General Tianmu Peng Si (died in battle in Changzhou)

White-faced man Zheng Tianshou (died in battle in Xuanzhou)

The swordsman Gui Cao Zheng (died in Xuanzhou)

Huo Shanpo Wang Dingliu (died in Xuanzhou)

Ma Xuanzan of Chou County (died in Xuanzhou) Died in Suzhou)

Jinyan Biao Shi En (died in Changshu)

Du Xingxing Kong Liang (died in Kunshan)

Jing Muyan Hao Siwen (died in Hangzhou in battle)

Golden Spear General Xu Ning (injured in Hangzhou, later died in Xiuzhou)

Langli Baitiao Zhang Shun (died in Hangzhou in battle)< /p>

The little overlord Zhou Tong (died in Dusong Pass in battle)

Zhang Qing without Feather Arrow (died in Dusong Pass in battle)

Double-gun general Dong Ping (died in Dusongguan in battle)

Hua Xianghu Gongwang (died in Deqing in battle)

Lei Heng, the Winged Tiger (died in Deqing)

Vanguard Suo Chao (died in Hangzhou in battle)

Fire-eyed Deng Fei (died in Hangzhou in battle)

Red-haired ghost Liu Tang (died in Hangzhou in battle)

The mourning keeper Bao Xu (died in the battle in Hangzhou)

Hou Jian the thongibori (drown in the sea in the battle of Hangzhou)

Golden retriever Duan Jingzhu (drown in the battle of Hangzhou) in the sea)

Shipmate Zhang Heng (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou)

Unable to stop Mu Hong (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou)

Maotou Xing Kongming (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou)

Dryland Kulu Zhugui (suffered from plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou)

Jinbaozi Yang Lin (suffered from the plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later recovered)

White Rat Bai Sheng (suffered from the plague, stayed in Hangzhou, and later died of illness in Hangzhou)

Smiling Tiger Zhu Fu (visited the patient and later died of illness in Hangzhou)

Li Di Tai Sui Ruan Xiaoer (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge)

Yu Bangan Meng Kang (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge) Ridge)

The two-headed snake Xie Zhen (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge)

The two-tailed scorpion Xie Bao (died in the battle at Wulong Ridge)

Diaojiao Tiger King Ying (died in the battle in Muzhou)

Yizhang Qinghu Sanniang (died in the battle in Muzhou)

Iron Flute Immortal Ma Lin (died in the Wulong Ridge)

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Jinmaohu Yanshun (died in Wulongling)

Sai Rengui Guo Sheng (died in Wulongling)

Xiao Wenhou Lu Fang (died in battle) Yu Wulongling)

Jiuzhilong Shijin (died in the battle at Yulingguan)

Desperate Saburo Shixiu (died in the battle at Yulingguan)

Chen Da, the jumping tiger (died in the battle at Yuling Pass)

Li Zhong, the tiger-fighting general (died in the battle at Yuling Pass)

Yang Chun, the white-flowered snake (died in the battle at Yuling Pass) Guan)

The diseased insect Xue Yong (died in Yuling Pass)

Moyun Jin Oupeng (died in Shezhou)

Zhang Qing of Caiyuanzi (died in Shezhou in battle)

Ding Desun, the tiger in the arrow (died in Shezhou)

Shengshui General Shan Ting (Wang Yu) (died in Shezhou)

< p>Shenhuo General Wei Dingguo (died in Shezhou)

Blue-Eyed Tiger Li Yun (died in Shezhou)

Shi General Shi Yong (died in Shezhou)

< p>Thunderbolt Fire Qin Ming (died in battle in Qingxi)

Dangerous Way God Yu Baosi (died in battle in Qingxi)

Mother Yaksha Sun Erniang (died in battle in Qingxi)

Zou Yuan, the dragon who came out of the forest (died in Qingxi in battle)

touched Tiandu Qian (died in Qingxi in battle)

Urgent judge Li Li ( Died in Qingxi)

Golden Leopard Tang Long (died in Qingxi)

Iron-armed Cai Fu (died in Qingxi)

Short-lived Erlang Ruan Xiao Five (died in Qingxi)

Leopard Head Lin Chong (died of illness in Hangzhou)

Illness Guansuo Yang Xiong (died of illness in Hangzhou)

The fleas on the drum moved with time (Died of illness in Hangzhou

State)

This is the main force of Liangshan, and also the list of generals who died in battle or died of illness. Whether they went up the mountain first or surrendered later, they all ascended to heaven. I am very sad. We can see it again from here. What, in my opinion, it is a tragedy for migrant workers! From Dong Ping (Lin Chong died of illness) to Shi Qian, they are all migrant workers. The biggest loophole of the Liangshan Army is the rule of the outer sage and the inner king. On the surface, they say they are brothers, but it is all a ploy. That's all, it's just a fake relationship between the minions and the king in ancient times. Back to the topic, this type of people work directly for the ruling class, so they are also on the front line during wars. War is death. Of course, there is no possibility of survival on the front line. If it is changed to reality, this type of people is equivalent to society. As a wage earner, whether you are a manager like Qin Ming or a toilet cleaner like Ikubo, you all have to look at your boss's face. If your department does well, you will be banned. If your department does not do well or the competition is fierce, you will die in battle or die of illness. The workers must obey the chairman, so the power of life and death is not in their hands, but in their hands. The deaths of these fallen brothers are not difficult to understand.

The last category:

Jade Unicorn Lu Junyi (poisoned to death in Huaihe River)

Hu Baoyi Songjiang (poisoned to death in Chuzhou)

Black Whirlwind Li Kui (poisoned by Song Jiang and died in Runzhou)

Zhiduoxing Wu Yong (hanged himself in front of Songjiang's tomb)

Xiao Li Guanghuarong (hanged himself in front of Songjiang's tomb)

This category includes the leadership represented by Song Jiang and the loyal ministers represented by Li Kui. I think it makes sense to put Song Lu's death in the fourth category. It's nothing more than a small master obeying the big master, or the general manager obeying the shareholder (the emperor of the Song Dynasty), risking the lives of his workers to complete the master's tasks. , this nature is actually a part-time job. The master hates you Song Jiang, so the part-time job will naturally be fired. The deaths of Li Kui, Wu Yong, and Hua Rong were a bit strange. They were the most loyal to the king, but they did not end up well. I think this type of people can be compared to Xiaomi, who is very loved, but disappears as soon as the master falls. Water Margin It was nice to say that Wu Yong and Hua Rong were unwilling to live in this world, so they went with their elder brother. But in fact, the two of them were Song Jiang's Xiaomi and had a close relationship with him. However, at the same time, with Song Jiang's death, they were not appreciated by the court (the court did not lack such Xiaomi), so they were placed in front of them. In addition to following my brother, the only way left is to go home. And what about those who go home? The third category we talked about earlier has innate conditions, that is, they must have a home. People like Chai Jin and Li Ying are from the landlord class, and it is not difficult to return to their old lives now. Ruan Xiaoqi is a fisherman, so it is okay to go home and continue fishing. As for Sun Li and others, they were originally officials and had a certain prestige in the local area. In addition, they worked well for the imperial court and Liangshan, so they also embarked on this road home. But Wu Yonghua Rong and Li Kui cannot. They do not have the real ability of Hu Yanzhuo Guan Sheng, they cannot work for the court, and they do not have their own base to travel back and forth. Therefore, suicide is not so difficult to understand.

The above five categories are my analysis. As for the contemporary era, I have used them as career metaphors, namely: skilled personnel (golden rice bowls), charlatans and monks, migrant workers, and high-level migrant workers ( Liangshan leader), stable family and foundation. I don’t think I need to tell you that it is not difficult for everyone to discover that this is actually all the work of basic society. Most of us who learn knowledge want to be like the Emperor of the Song Dynasty, but after all, we are in the minority. We are ambitious and unwilling to compromise our family resources and follow the family's old path. Therefore, the remaining choices are liars, monks, part-time workers and skilled personnel. After my analysis, the ending of Liangshan Heroes tells us that when choosing a career, you have to learn technology and science. Being a wage earner, a liar, or a monk based on other people's faces is not a smart choice. Even if you become a wage earner, you must have excellent skills to back you up and not "die" in battle. Only in this way can we achieve steady progress and have no worries about food and clothing!