What idiom could be condensed from the story of the Snow Mountain Temple in Water Margins?

Instructor Lin's Snow Mountain God Temple was a classic plot in Water Margins. The arrangement of the plot was exquisite and fascinating. At the beginning of the story, Instructor Lin was recruited to the imperial court because he did not get along with the brothers in Liangshan Lake. However, he did not want to serve the court, so he left the court to visit his old friend, the local warlord Wu Yong, in Daming Prefecture in Hebei Province. On the way to Daming Mansion, Instructor Lin encountered a heavy snowstorm. His boat was blown down by a strong wind and was trapped in a temple. Instructor Lin was looking for a way out of the temple, but he found that there were official documents in the temple. He knew that this was a trap and that he could only get out of the predicament by getting the support of Liang Shan Po. Therefore, he sent the wise and brave Wu Song, the Wise Star Wu Yong, and others to Liangshan Lake for help. Wu Song, Wu Yong, and the others successfully found Liang Shanpo and told Song Jiang and the others about Instructor Lin being trapped in the temple. Song Jiang and the others decided to go to the rescue. After a fierce battle, they finally succeeded in rescuing Instructor Lin and took him away from the temple. The whole story was full of ups and downs, and the structure was rigorous. Through the situation of Coach Lin being trapped in the temple, it showed his loyalty and indomitable spirit, and also showed the unity, friendship, and bravery of the brothers in Liangshan Lake. The beauty of this plot was that it closely linked the fate of Coach Lin and the fate of Liang Shanpo through an unexpected event, showing the author's deep insight into historical events and grand narrative ability.

In Water Margins, Instructor Lin's Blizzard Mountain God Temple is an important plot. The following is its main content: The story of Instructor Lin's Blizzard Mountain God Temple took place during the Northern Song Dynasty's Renzong period. Instructor Lin was one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. He led the heroes of Liangshan Lake to resist the encirclement and suppression of the court officials. At the beginning of the story, Instructor Lin led the heroes of Liangshan Lake and finally defeated the encirclement army of the court officials after several battles, but also lost many people. In order to comfort the injured soldiers, Instructor Lin decided to go to the Snow Wind Mountain God Temple to seek comfort. In the Snow Wind Mountain Temple, Instructor Lin met a mysterious old man who told him that if the heroes of Liangshan Lake could work together, they could find a treasure in the temple that could save the entire Liangshan Lake. So Instructor Lin and the heroes of Liangshan Lake began an adventure. They crossed the snow mountain and defeated all kinds of monsters, finally finding the treasure. In the treasure, they found a way to save the entire Liangshan Lake, but this method required the heroes of Liangshan Lake to carry it out together. In the end, Instructor Lin and the heroes of Liangshan Lake worked together to save Liangshan Lake and defeat the siege army of the court officials. This story showed the brave men of Liangshan Lake who were brave and brave, and also showed the friendship and teamwork between them.

The snow scene in Lin Chong's Snow Mountain Temple in Water Margins was mainly used to lay out the background and atmosphere for the plot development, hinting at Lin Chong's fate. In the novel, when Chong Lin walked in the snow, his clothes, hair, and footsteps were described in detail, which made the readers feel cold and tired, but also increased the realism and liveliness of the plot. In the description of the snow scene, Lin Chong's image became more lonely and helpless. He walked forward step by step on the road as if he had lost his way, which also hinted at Lin Chong's political confusion and predicament. At the same time, this kind of environment description also makes the readers more deeply aware of the injustice and darkness of society, as well as the challenges and dangers that Lin Chong faces. Through the description of the snow scene in Lin Chong's Snow Mountain God Temple, the author successfully created a depressing and pessimistic atmosphere, which laid the emotional foundation for the development of Lin Chong's fate, and at the same time, made the readers more deeply aware of the darkness and injustice of society.

In the tenth chapter of the Water Margins, the translation of "Instructor Lin's Snow Mountain God Temple" was: Chong Lin walked alone through the snow and wind to the Snow Mountain God Temple. Inside the temple, there was a statue of Marshal Gao. Lin Chong paid his respects to him and burned incense outside the temple to pray.

" Water Margins " was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It told the story of 108 Liangshan heroes who gathered together to fight against the Jin Dynasty at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. The Snow Wind Mountain God Temple was one of the important plots. It told the story of the heroes of Liangshan who were recruited after failing in the Snow Wind Mountain God Temple. In the Snow Mountain Temple, the heroes of Liangshan were forced to flee to the Snow Mountain by the Jin soldiers. On the mountain peak, they were chased by the Jin soldiers. In the end, the Liangshan heroes were defeated and many heroes were trapped in the temple. In the temple, the Liangshan heroes and the Jin soldiers launched a fierce life and death struggle and were finally forced to surrender. The Snow Mountain God Temple was a plot with profound meaning in Water Margins. It showed the strong and brave spirit of the Liangshan heroes in the predicament, and also expressed people's disgust and resistance to surrender and submission.

The story of "The Peach Blossom Spring" was later condensed into an idiom,"Shangri-La." This idiom refers to an imaginary perfect, pure, and peaceful paradise located somewhere completely different from the real world. It is an ideal society. This idiom is often used to describe the ideal life that people yearn for or have unrealistic fantasies about certain things.

The story of the Peach Blossom Spring was later condensed into a "Shangri-La" to describe an imaginary peaceful, peaceful, rich, and happy social environment. This idiom first appeared in The Peach Blossom Spring and was later widely used to describe an idealized, peaceful and quiet social environment that was free from external interference.

The story of Lin Chong's Snow Wind Mountain God Temple can be referred to in the following three sub-titles: Fleeing in the Snow The Trap in the Temple The Final Choice and Fate

Lin Chong's Snow Wind Mountain Temple could be summed up as the idiom of "rushing to the crown and being angry for a beauty".

Later generations condensed the "Peach Blossom Spring" into an idiom,"The people in the Peach Blossom Spring." This idiom referred to the inhabitants of the mysterious world described in the Peach Blossom Spring. They lived a simple and happy life in the mountains and rivers without being disturbed by the outside world. This idiom is often used to describe people living in a peaceful, harmonious and beautiful society.