The new Water Margins, Lu Zhishen

Lu Zhishen was a legendary character in the Water Margins. His story was very rich. The following are some of Lu Zhishen's main stories: Tears and Heartbroken Rescue Lin Chong Lu Zhishen was Lin Chong's sworn brother. The two of them became sworn brothers at Liangshan Lake. However, Lin Chong was killed by Grand Commandant Gao in the end. Lu Zhishen was heartbroken. 2 Drunken and arrogant in Tokyo Lu Zhishen had once caused a commotion in Tokyo because he was drunk. He roamed the streets naked and claimed to be a hero, attracting a lot of onlookers. Peach Blossom Island in Danger Lu Zhishen had once visited Peach Blossom Island and met Pan Jinlian and Ximen Qing there. However, he encountered many dangers on the island and was finally surrounded by danger. 4. Making a Big Trouble in the Wild Boar Forest Lu Zhishen had once encountered the heroes of Liangshan Lake in the Wild Boar Forest. At that time, he was trapped in the Wild Boar Forest because he was framed by Lin Chong. Here, he displayed his unrestrained and unruly nature, causing a ruckus in the wild boar forest, and finally successfully escaped. Pulling down the willow Lu Zhishen had once uprooted willows by the river to make his body abnormally strong. As a result, he became a hero in Liangshan Lake and was worshipped by many people.

Lu Zhishen was an important character in Water Margins. He was a bold and unrestrained, open-minded and magnanimous character, known as "Mr. Reckless". His image in the novel has a very distinct feature. The following is an analysis of Lu Zhishen's character: 1. Character traits: Lu Zhishen is open-minded and not restricted by the secular world. He likes to drink and have fun. He is loyal to his friends and is relatively open-minded about life and death. Although he had a bold and unconstrained personality, he had a firm belief in his heart and had strict requirements for his behavior and values. 2. Character image: Lu Zhishen is a very unique image. He looks rough but his heart is very delicate. He had a deep emotional cultivation, and his feelings for his wife were very sincere. At the same time, he also had deep feelings for his friends and righteous people. His character image has a strong cultural atmosphere, reflecting the traditional Chinese culture of "benevolence","loyalty" and other values. 3. Experience story: Lu Zhishen is one of the more representative characters in Water Margins. He has experienced many ups and downs in life, from being down and out to being rich, from being crazy to being restrained, from being free to being restrained. These experiences had allowed him to gradually mature and make his image more complete. 4. Meaning of influence: Lu Zhishen's image has a very important position in Water Margins. His image not only represents the values in Chinese traditional culture, but also reflects the injustice of society and the distortion of human nature. His image tells us to stick to our own values, not to be changed by society, to face reality bravely, and to learn tolerance, understanding, and respect for others. Lu Zhishen is a very representative and charming character in Water Margins. His image reflects the values of Chinese traditional culture and also provides us with profound enlightenment.

Lu Zhishen was a controversial character in the Water Margins. His image was portrayed as a bold and uninhibited hero. The following are some common questions and answers about Lu Zhishen: How did Lu Zhishen become a hero? Lu Zhishen was one of the important characters in Water Margins. He was originally a drunkard and a ruffian, but he met Lin Chong and others in an accident and gradually gained their trust and support. Through constant hard work and struggle, he finally became a hero and gained people's recognition and respect. What are the characteristics and deeds of Lu Zhishen? Lu Zhishen was a bold and unrestrained hero. He was open-minded and liked to drink and eat meat. His deeds were rich and colorful, the most famous of which was his fighting scenes with Wu Song, Lin Chong and others. He was often able to defeat his opponents with an open-minded attitude and extraordinary martial arts skills when facing strong enemies, so he was known as "Master Lu". Is Lu Zhishen a good or bad person? Lu Zhishen was portrayed as a hero in the novel. Although he had some shortcomings such as drinking and being unconcerned with trifles, he was generally a positive and upward character admired by people. Therefore, he was regarded as a positive person. How was the relationship between Lu Zhishen and Song Jiang? Lu Zhishen and Song Jiang were good friends. The two of them had once gathered together at Liangshan Lake. However, in the later plot, the relationship between the two gradually deteriorated and eventually embarked on different paths. Lu Zhishen believed that he was righteous and Song Jiang was corrupt, so he was very dissatisfied with Song Jiang's behavior.

In the Water Margins, Lu Zhishen called himself a "saijia" out of a teasing or humorous effect. Lu Zhishen was originally a Jianghu hero, but because he lost his composure after drinking, he was called "ruffian". Some people took the opportunity to mock him with "I am". The term "I" had a strong rural atmosphere, which was in line with Lu Zhishen's image as a bold and uninhibited hero. In addition, the title of "I" also hinted at Lu Zhishen's lifestyle. He was a free and unrestrained hero, so it was appropriate to call him "I".

The storyline of each chapter of Lu Zhishen was as follows: Wu Song's First Meeting with Lu Zhishen Lu Zhishen was an executive of a technology development company. His office was in a high-tech building. He browsed the web while drinking coffee and suddenly saw a strange website. The content of the website told him that he was participating in an online lucky draw and the prize was a high-end sports car. He hesitated for a moment and finally clicked on the lucky draw link. Lu Zhishen Saving People Lu Zhishen heard a commotion while he was taking a walk in the mall. He saw a person trapped in the elevator and another person arguing with someone in the elevator. Lu Zhishen jumped into the elevator without hesitation and rescued the trapped person. The man bowed to Lu Zhishen gratefully. Lu Zhishen Saving Lin Chong Lin Chong was the leader of Liang Shan Po, but he was trapped by the enemy. Lu Zhishen knew that Lin Chong was a powerful martial artist and went to rescue him. He fought his enemies in the street and finally defeated them. Chong Lin gratefully toasted Lu Zhishen to show his respect. Lu Zhishen Eating Wine Lu Zhishen and Wu Song drank together. Wu Song told his story. After Lu Zhishen heard this, he sighed with emotion and decided to help Wu Song. He had helped Wu Song defeat his enemy and received a generous reward. Lu Zhishen vs. Ximen Qing Xi Men Qing was a rich man in the city, but he also had a bad heart. He seduced other people's wives and did many bad things. Lu Zhishen saw all of this and decided to duel with Ximen Qing. He and Xi Men Qing fought in the garden and finally defeated Xi Men Qing. Lu Zhishen received praise and respect from many people.

Water Margins, by describing the heroic deeds of Liangshan heroes Lu Zhishen, Lin Chong, Wu Song, etc., showed the heroic spirit of Chinese martial arts novels and left a good story for thousands of years.

Lu Zhishen was played by Zang Jinsheng in the 98 edition of Water Margins. He created this character through crazy weight gain and a special diet, making his figure very close to the original description. Zang Jinsheng successfully presented Lu Zhishen, the soul of the game, in front of the audience. His performance was very vivid and detailed. Lu Zhishen was a righteous man who abhorred evil. Zang Jinsheng had successfully created this image through his superb acting skills. His performance was admirable and met the expectations of the audience.

Yan Yikuan played the role of the prodigal Yan Qing in the New Water Margins. Through his excellent acting skills and charming image, he successfully created this role and was praised by the audience as the " most beautiful man in ancient times." Yan Yikuan's performance was deeply loved by the mainland audience. In the play, he showed Yan Qing's superb martial arts skills and beautiful manliness. His performance was well received and he was considered one of the best actors.

The characters in the new Water Margins stills included Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, Shi Xiu, Hu Sanniang, Qiong Ying, Pan Qiaoyun, and so on. Among them, Wu Song's style was very cool, and Pan Qiaoyun's image was completely subverted. The other characters included Chai Jin, Liu Tang, Wang Ying, Hu San Niang, and Qiong Ying. These stills showed the heroes of Liangshan on the battlefield.

The new version of Water Margins had adapted and reconstructed the characters. We can see that the characters in the new version have changed. For example, Pan Jinlian's image in the new version was portrayed as an overly delicate character who had always lived a luxurious life, which was different from the image in the CCTV version. In addition, Wu Song's image seemed to have been weakened intentionally or unintentionally, while Ximen Qing's image was emphasized on the increase in his martial strength. There were also some characters who made bold attempts and improvements in their clothing styles, adding more anime, modern, and fashionable elements. In general, the new version of Water Margins had made some changes and remolding of the characters, but the specific changes and remolding required further viewing of the play to draw an accurate conclusion.