The portrait of Water Margins is described in five segments and five plots.

Water Margins was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It was about 108 heroes who gathered together to rebel against the ruling class. The following are the five storylines: Lin Chong was the first hero in Liangshanpo. After he gathered in Liangshanpo, he led Liangshanpo to attack Fangla with other heroes. However, he lost his memory in the camp and was recruited by Lu Junyi to join Liangshanpo again. 2. Wu Song beat the tiger: Wu Song was the second hero in Liangshanbo. When he fought against the government in Liangshanbo, he killed a tiger in the Happy Forest and became a hero. After Liang Shanpo joined forces, he led Liang Shanpo and other heroes to attack Fang La. In the Battle of Shizi Slope, he showed outstanding combat skills and heroic spirit. 3. Wu Yong used his wisdom to obtain the birthday program: Wu Yong became a member of the think tank after the gathering of righteousness in Liangshanpo. He used his wisdom to obtain the birthday program to lead Liangshanpo and other heroes to obtain a large amount of wealth and become an important figure in Liangshanpo. 4. Lu Junyi beat Gao Qiu three times: Lu Junyi was the third hero in Liangshanbo. After gathering at Liangshanbo, he attacked Marshal Gao together with other heroes. In the three fights against Marshal Gao, he displayed outstanding martial arts and wisdom, and finally defeated Marshal Gao and won. 5. Liangshanpo Attacks Tokyo City: After the uprising in Liangshanpo, Tokyo City was ruled by Gao Taiwei. The hero of Liangshanpo decided to attack Tokyo City to eliminate Gao Taiwei and protect the emperor. In the process of attacking Tokyo, the heroes of Liangshanpo experienced many difficulties and setbacks, but they finally succeeded in occupying Tokyo, eliminating Marshal Gao, ending Marshal Gao's rule and maintaining the stability of the country.

The names of the five players in Water Margins Q were Song Jiang, Wu Yong, Lu Junyi, Lin Chong, and Qin Ming.

There were many outstanding generals in Water Margins, but the five most powerful generals might vary from person to person because everyone's evaluation standards and preferences were different. Here are five of them, based on widely accepted literary traditions and reader reviews: 1. Wu Song: Wu Song was famous for his excellent melee and long-range combat skills in Water Margins. He can use all kinds of weapons, including a two-handed axe and nunchaku, and has excellent reaction speed and flexibility. 2. Li Kui: Li Kui Kui was a very brave general in Water Margins. He was good at using all kinds of weapons, including machetes and hammers, and liked to kill enemies. 3. Lu Zhishen: Lu Zhishen is a magnanimous and righteous general. He is proficient in Zen and martial arts. He is a true gentleman. 4. Chong Lin: Chong Lin is one of the most outstanding close combat generals in Water Margins. He can use all kinds of weapons, including a two-handed rapier and a two-handed meteor hammer. He also has outstanding martial arts and combat experience. Qin Ming: Qin Ming is a very well-rounded general in Water Margins. He is proficient in all kinds of weapons and tactical skills, including bows and arrows, throwing knives and spears. He also has excellent reaction speed and tactical awareness.

There was a famous storyline in Water Margins called " Wu Song fights the tiger." The descriptions included: 1. Direct description: Wu Song's fear and determination when he saw the tiger and the scene of him rushing to the tiger alone. 2. Description of details: Description of the tiger's details such as its fur, teeth, claws, etc. 3. Description of action: describe how Wu Song fought the tiger, including the weapons, techniques, and combat strategies he used. 4. Psychological Description: describe the psychological changes of Wu Song in the process of fighting the tiger, such as his nervousness, excitement and fear. 5. Description of the environment: The tiger's environment, such as forests, fields, etc., as well as the reactions of the surrounding animals and humans. Through the above methods, we can vividly show the story of Wu Song beating the tiger, so that readers can feel the courage, perseverance and indomitable spirit contained in it.

Water margin was one of the four famous novels in China. It told the story of 108 heroes of Liangshan who rebelled against the rule of the imperial court. The following is a summary of the five storylines of Water Margins: Lin Chong was forced to go to Liangshan Lin Chong was one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. He was originally an official in the officialdom, but for some reason, he was forced to flee. On the way to escape, he met the heroes of Liangshan Lake and joined their ranks. However, he was not happy in his life in Liangshan Lake because he was assigned to the ranks of bandits and lost his official position and status. Lu Junyi was sent to the frontier Lu Junyi was the other leader of Liangshan Lake, a man with strong martial arts skills. He was originally an official of the imperial court, but for some reason, he was sent to the border. In his life in the frontier, he got to know some heroes in Liangshan Lake and joined their ranks. However, before he joined Liangshan Lake, he had suffered some misfortune that caused him to be traumatized. 3 Liangshan Lake Gathering The gathering at Liangshanpo was the turning point of the story. Before this, the heroes of Liangshan Lake had their own goals and objectives and were not truly united. However, under the efforts of Song Jiang and the others, the heroes of Liangshan Lake began to trust each other and fight against the imperial court together. They also began to gradually establish their own forces and develop their own armies. 4. Beating Fangla in Liangshan Lake The final goal of the heroes of Liangshan Lake was to fight Fang La. In the process, they experienced many battles and difficulties, but in the end, they successfully defeated Fang La and defended justice. This was also the moment when the heroes of Liangshan Lake became heroes. 5. Chong Lin finally dies At the end of the story, Chong Lin died for some reason. His final cause of death was not directly killed by the enemy, but because of his excessive grief and psychological pressure, which led to his suicide.

The only five people who had a good ending in Water Margins were Guan Sheng, Lin Chong, Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, and Li Jun.

The Five Tiger Generals in Water Margins referred to the five starting generals of Liangshan Lake. 1. Lin Chong: The number one tiger in Liangshan Lake, the strongest martial artist, known as Leopard Head. 2. Qin Ming: Liang Shanpo's second tiger, ranked second, vicious means, good at using knives, nicknamed Little Li Guang Hua Rong. 3. Wu Song: The third tiger in Liangshan Lake. Ranked third. Extremely valiant and good at fighting tigers. 4. Lu Zhishen: The fourth tiger in Liangshan Lake, ranked fourth. He looks rough and crazy, but he's smart inside. He's good at cudgel techniques. His nickname is the flower monk, Lu Zhishen. 5 Gongsun Sheng: Liang Shanbo's fifth tiger, ranked fifth, martial arts expert, good at horse fighting, nicknamed Black Whirlwind Li Kui.

The Water Margins was a classical Chinese novel that told the story of 108 righteous men who gathered on Liangshan to fight against the ruling class. The following are the five main characters of Water Margins: 1. Lin Chong: Liang Shanpo's second-in-command. His martial arts skills were strong, and he had a violent personality. After that, he was recruited by Song Jiang and others to become a member of the Liangshan heroes. 2. Wu Yong: Liang Shanpo's resourceful and brave man provided many strategies and strategies for the Liangshan heroes. 3. Gongsun Sheng: The third seat of Liang Shanpo, skilled in martial arts, good at horse fighting, once single-handedly fought against the Liao general Yelu Dashi. 4. Wu Song: Liang Shanpo's fourth chair, good at fighting tigers. He was once sentenced to prison for accidentally killing his wife. Later, he successfully escaped from prison with perseverance and martial arts and became a member of the Liangshan heroes. 5. Lu Zhishen: Liang Shanbo's fifth chair. He looks wretched but is open-minded. He is good at cudgel techniques. He once killed someone accidentally because he was drunk. Later, he became a hero through cultivation.

In Water Margins, the time span between the two events of 57 cups of wine and 57 miles was very long. As for which day it was, it was not clearly stated. But we can infer it from the plot of the novel. In the novel, after Song Jiang and the others gathered on Liangshan, there was a drinking event to celebrate their victory called " Five or Seven Bottles of Wine." According to the description, this drinking activity lasted for a long time. It might have been not long after the Liangshan uprising, or it might have been after Song Jiang was recruited. As for the Five Seven Mile Road, it was a plot in the novel that described the distance that Song Jiang and the others traveled during a journey. According to the description, they had walked for five or seven miles before finally arriving at the place that Wu Yong had mentioned as " fifteen miles outside of Liangshan Lake." In summary, the time span between these two events was very long, and it was impossible to determine the exact number. However,"57 cups of wine" and "57 miles of road" were both very famous plots in "Water Margins". For the readers, the existence of these two events was a kind of enjoyment.

Only five heroes in the Water Margins had a good ending. These five heroes were Guan Sheng, Lin Chong, Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, and Li Jun. Most of the other heroes and villains met unfortunate endings, including imprisonment, murder, or exile.