An Analysis of Yan Qing's Character Images in Water Margins

Water Margins was an ancient novel with the uprising of Liangshanbo as the background, which created many colorful characters. Among them, Li Kui was a character with a distinct personality and was well-liked. He was reckless, straightforward, honest, and pure. He was selfless and fearless, and was brave in killing. He was one of the valiant generals in the Liangshan Revolutionary Army who liked to charge into battle. Although he was born poor and had to wander the Jianghu for a long time because he killed people at home, he was simple, kind and full of rebellious spirit. In the feudal society where the strong preyed on the weak, in order to survive, he had to fight, which made him naturally form the philosophy of resisting the strong with force. He always advocated fighting first and talking later to deal with the strong. Shi Naian, the author of Water Margins, fully grasped Li Kui's character. When conceiving and describing, he not only passionately praised his rebellious spirit, but also criticized his childish and mischievous side. Generally speaking, Li Kui was a very popular character in Water Margins. His image had both positive and negative aspects.

Yan Qing was a character in Water Margins. He was Lu Junyi's servant and had a unique personality and talent. Yan Qing was good-looking, versatile, skilled in martial arts, and intelligent. He was loyal to his master, Lu Junyi, and the Liangshan cause. He was not afraid of danger. Yan Qing had demonstrated his wonderful combination of wisdom and martial arts at the Mount Tai Temple Fair, throwing Ren Yuan, who was almost twice his size, off the ring. His image was dazzling and had a certain impact on future generations. Yan Qing was a person with both talent and appearance, a loyal savior. He was not flamboyant, kept a low profile, and had a good temperament. He had the temperament of a hero and a lofty spirit, but at the same time, he also had a hint of 'servility' and 'blind loyalty'. Yan Qing's image in Water Margins was relatively perfect. He was a small figure with great wisdom.

Li Kui in the Water Margins is a very vivid image. The following is an analysis of his character image: [1 Courage: Li Kuikui swings his axe fearlessly and without hesitation to attack the enemy.] This fearless spirit represented his strong personality and adventurous spirit. 2. Incomparably brave: Li Kuikui is brave and fearless in battle. He often rushes into the enemy's ranks alone to engage in fierce battles with the enemy. His brave and fearless character also made him one of the bravest characters in Water Margins. 3. Straightforward personality: Li Kuikui is open-minded and speaks directly without hiding his feelings and thoughts. He was very sincere to his friends and enemies, and would not change his attitude because of benefits. 4. Kindness and enthusiasm: Li Kuikui is very enthusiastic to his friends and relatives. He will sacrifice his own safety for his friends and relatives. His kindness and passion for his friends and family also reflected the most true side of his humanity. 5. Obvious shortcomings: Although Li Kuikui is very brave, he also has some shortcomings. For example, his personality is straightforward. Sometimes, he speaks too directly and easily offends people. In addition, he was also very greedy and sometimes disregarded the safety of his friends and relatives for his own benefit. Li Kuikui had a strong personality and adventurous spirit. He was brave, straightforward, kind, and passionate, but he also had some shortcomings. His image showed the most real and complicated side of human nature, and he was also one of the most vivid and interesting characters in Water Margins.

The characters in Water Margins included Li Kui, Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, Song Jiang, Pan Jinlian, etc. Li Kui was a reckless, upright, honest, and pure warrior who was brave enough to kill. He was deeply loved by the people. Lu Zhishen, on the other hand, was a chivalrous man who was brave and resourceful, who abhorred evil and killed the rich to help the poor. Wu Song was a brave and fearless person. He had once killed a White-fronted Tiger with his bare hands on Jingyang Ridge. Song Jiang was a person with loyalty, cowardice, and coldness. After he defeated the government troops at Liangshan Lake, he showed his cold side. Pan Jinlian was a smart and beautiful female character. She experienced many setbacks and unfairness in the story, showing her strong and unwilling to be lonely character. These characters were rich and varied, each with their own characteristics, adding a rich charm to Water Margins.

Yan Qing was a character in the Central TV version of Water Margins, played by Yan Yikuan. He was the Jade Kylin Lu Junyi's trusted servant and was loyal to Lu Junyi. Yan Qing showed his versatile abilities in the drama. He was good at martial arts and various skills. He was ranked 36th in the Liangshan Righteous Gathering and was the leader of the infantry. Yan Qing's ending was one of the most enviable ones in the movie. He lived a secluded life with Teacher Li. Although Yan Qing was not with Li Shishi in the original novel, his ending was still considered perfect. Yan Qing's actor, Wang Guanghui, was active in the entertainment industry and became a warm doctor in a certain drama. In general, Yan Qing was one of the most popular characters in Water Margins, and his ending was relatively good.

Yan Qing was a character in the classic Chinese novel," Water Margins." He was also known as Yan Xiaoyi and was nicknamed the prodigal son. He was the trusted servant of Lu Junyi, a wealthy family in Beijing. His parents had died when he was young and he had been raised in Lu Junyi's family. Yan Qing had a handsome appearance, was skilled in both martial arts and martial arts, and was versatile. He was good at playing the flute, singing, and archery. During the Liangshan Righteous Gathering, he was ranked 36th and was the leader of the infantry. Yan Qing was loyal, intelligent, flexible, and versatile. He saved Lu Junyi many times in the story and showed outstanding martial arts and talent on Liangshan. Yan Qing's image in Water Margins had a unique luster and had a great influence on later generations.

Yan Qing was a character in the classic Chinese novel," Water Margins." He was also known as Yan Xiaoyi and was nicknamed the prodigal son. He was originally a trusted servant of Lu Junyi, a rich man in Beijing, and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Yan Qing was handsome and skilled in martial arts. He was good at playing and singing. He was ranked 36th in the Liangshan Righteous Gathering and was the leader of the infantry. Yan Qing once met Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty at Li Shishi's office in Tokyo and helped him recruit Liang Shan. After conquering Fang La, he chose to retire. Yan Qing's image was deeply loved by people. His artistic image was radiant and had a great impact on future generations.

Yan Qing's ending was different in different versions of Water Margins. In some versions, Yan Qing and Teacher Li lived in seclusion together and were described as a celestial couple. However, in the original novel, Yan Qing was not with Teacher Li. He chose to leave alone and retire after completing his mission. Therefore, regarding Yan Qing's final outcome, there were differences between different versions, and it was impossible to determine the exact outcome.

Water Margins was an ancient novel that described 108 heroes. The main characters in it had a variety of personalities. The following is an analysis of the personalities of several of the main characters: 1. [Lu Zhishen (Flowery Monk): He has the characteristics of courage and resourcefulness, and he has the characteristics of being rough but also meticulous.] He abhorred evil, killed the rich to help the poor, was firm and brave, reckless and straightforward, chivalrous, open-minded and reasonable. He showed his brave and forthright side in the plots of punching the west of the town, making a scene on Wutai Mountain, and making a scene in Peach Blossom Village. 2. Lin Chong (Leopard Head): His character is loyal and honest, strong martial arts, brave and resourceful, but he is obedient, weak and forbearing. He had shown his loyalty and bravery in stories such as entering the White Tiger Hall by mistake, being banished to Cangzhou, and the Snow Wind Mountain God Temple. 3. Li Kui (Black Whirlwind): His character is abhorrent evil, chivalrous, straightforward, reckless, loyal and brave. He had shown his bravery and sense of justice in stories such as the real and fake Li Kui, killing the four tigers in Yiling, and robbing the execution field in Zhongzhou. 4. Song Jiang (timely rain): His character is to abide by filial piety, support justice, help the poor, and be good at employing people. He showed his benevolence and wisdom in stories such as privately releasing Chao Gai, angrily killing Yan Poxi, and writing anti-poetry in Xunyang Tower. In general, the main characters in Water Margins had a variety of personalities. They were brave and resourceful, abhorred evil, chivalrous, straightforward, reckless, loyal and brave.

In the 1998 TV series " Water Margins," the actor who played Yan Qing was Wang Guanghui.