The Four Great Masterpieces: Fantasy Water Margins

Shi Naian was the author of one of the four famous works in China, Water Margins.

The Water Margins was a classic Chinese novel by Shi Naian. The novel told the story of 108 righteous men who rebelled against the imperial court at Liangshan Lake. The background of the story was a dark society and the people were suffering. The righteous people of Liangshan Lake were a group of warriors who resisted injustice. They were extremely righteous and fearless. In the end, they destroyed the leader of Liang Shanpo and ended the rebellion. Water Margins described the complexity of human nature, including good and evil, loyalty, betrayal, loyalty, love and so on. Among them, the righteous men of Liangshan Lake displayed many respectable qualities, such as loyalty, courage, generosity, justice, wisdom, and so on. Their behavior also reflected many problems in society at that time, such as corruption, injustice, oppression, and so on. Water margin occupied an important position in the history of Chinese literature and was regarded as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese novels. It was not only a literary work, but also an encyclopedia that reflected the history of Chinese society and people's lives.

As one of the ancient Chinese novels, Water Margins has many interesting plots. The following are some of the funny details: Lin Chong was exiled to another place in the wild boar forest. Before he left, he said to Marshal Gao,"This trip will definitely bring disaster. Please take care." When he arrived at his destination, he found that it was not that dangerous. Instead, it was very popular. 2 Lu Zhishen was a drinker. Once, after drinking a few jars of wine, he accidentally killed someone. In the end, not only was he not punished, but he was also given an official position. When Wu Song was a constable in Yanggu County, he once caught a tiger. He was about to kill it, but the tiger became interested in him and began to play with him. Wu Yong was one of Liang Shanpo's think tanks. He often used his mathematical knowledge to solve practical problems. Once, in order to let Song Jiang win, he even drew a mathematical problem on the chessboard for Song Jiang to solve. Lu Junyi was ranked second from the bottom in Liangshan Lake, but he was a rich man because he had a special skill: lying. Although these plots were somewhat exaggerated, they reflected the variety and sense of humor of the characters in Water Margins.

Water margin was called one of the four famous works because it occupied an extremely important position in the history of Chinese literature. It was a classic in Chinese classical literature. The Water Margins depicted the peasant uprising at the end of the Song Dynasty, with Lin Chong, Song Jiang, and other major characters as the main story to show the social picture of the peasants rebelling against the rule and fighting for freedom. The writing characteristics of Water Margins were mainly as follows: 1. Full-bodied characters: Water Margins has created many characters with distinct personalities and profound images, such as Lin Chong, Song Jiang, Wu Yong, etc. They not only have their own unique personality characteristics, but also their own unique life experiences and story backgrounds. 2. Plot twists and turns: The story of Water Margins is full of drama and suspense. The ups and downs of the plot are full of thrills, making it difficult for readers to predict the development of the story. 3. Vivid language: The language used in Water Margins is very wonderful. The language used to describe the characters, the language used to describe the scenery, the language used to describe the war scenes, etc. are all very vivid, and the image is very fascinating to read. Profound theme: The theme of Water Margins involves social reality, human nature, morality, politics and many other aspects. It reflects the dark side of ancient Chinese society and the voice of the people. It has a profound meaning. As a classic in the history of Chinese literature, Water Margins has a very high literary value and historical significance. Its story, character image, language use and so on all have a unique artistic charm, which has a profound impact on the development and prosperity of Chinese literature.

Water margin was not one of the four great novels. " Water Margins " was a classic novel written by Shi Naian, a Chinese novelist of the Ming Dynasty. It told the story of 108 Liangshan heroes who gathered for justice and rebelled. It was regarded as a classic work of ancient Chinese novels. The four masterpieces referred to Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, Water Margins, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. They were classics in the history of Chinese literature and had a profound impact on Chinese culture.

The ending of Water Margins was that everyone surrendered. It was a controversial issue whether it should be removed from the list of the four famous novels. Although the story of the Water Margins revolved against the ruling class, the final outcome was that everyone surrendered, which was not in line with traditional Confucianism. In addition, there are many descriptions of violence, crime, and exploitation in Water Margins, which may cause controversy in modern society. However, it was not easy to determine whether a novel was one of the Four Great Classics. The Four Great Masterpieces were the classics in the history of Chinese literature and had a far-reaching influence. These works included Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, Water Margins and Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which covered many aspects of ancient Chinese society, including politics, economy, culture and military affairs. Although the ending of Water Margins may not meet the expectations of some people, it is still a classic in Chinese literature, with profound cultural significance and artistic value. Therefore, we can't easily remove a novel from the list of the Four Great Masterpieces.

Water margin was one of the four famous Chinese classical novels, but its reputation was not as widely recognized as other famous novels. The main reasons for the poor reputation were as follows: The story of Water Margins described a group of brave and fearless men who resisted oppression, but their actions often involved violence and bloodshed, which made people feel uncomfortable. In addition, some of the heroes in the Water Margins were described as too full and did not conform to traditional moral standards, which also led to some people's dissatisfaction. 2. The story clues in Water Margins were scattered and lacked a clear main line and theme, making people feel that they lacked cohesion. At the same time, some of the characters in the novel were vague and some of the plots were not rigorous enough, which made people feel disappointed. There was no simple answer to the question of whether all Liangshan heroes should be demoted. Although the Liangshan heroes represented the interests of a part of the people, their actions did not necessarily conform to everyone's values. For some people, they supported justice and fairness, while for others, they supported violence and tyranny. Therefore, people had different opinions on this issue.

The four beauties in Water Margins were Li Shishi, Hu Sanniang, Pan Jinlian, and Yan Poxi (Song Jiang's concubine).

Not all of the Four Great Classics were fantasy novels. 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a novel that described the aristocratic society of the Qing Dynasty. It had an obvious sense of realism. "Journey to the West" tells the story of the legendary experience of Tang Sanzang and his disciples in the West. Although there are also fantasy elements, it is more of a novel describing human nature, monsters and Buddhist stories. The Water Margins was a novel about a peasant uprising. Its story contained many fantasy elements, but it also described the legendary experiences and touching stories of many heroes. Romance of the Three Kingdoms was a historical novel about the Three Kingdoms period. Although there were many war and military elements in it, it also contained many political, human, and historical stories. Therefore, although the four great novels all had fantasy elements, they did not all belong to the category of fantasy novels.

The Four Great Masterpieces referred to " Dream of the Red Chamber,"" Journey to the West,"" Water Margins," and " Romance of the Three Kingdoms." The authors were Wu Chengen, a novelist from the Qing and Ming Dynasties, Shi Naian, a novelist from the Yuan Dynasty, and Luo Guanzhong, a novelist from the Ming Dynasty.