A summary of Yang Zhi's main events in the water margin

Yang Zhi was a character in the classic Chinese novel, Water Margins. His nickname was Green-faced Beast. He was a descendant of the Yang family general, he was born in the martial arts examination and was once the commander of the palace. However, he lost his official position because he escorted the fall of Hua Shigang. After failing to seek reinstatement in Tokyo, he fell into poverty and had to sell swords for a living. During an argument with the ruffian Niu Er, he had no choice but to kill Niu Er. As a result, he was banished to the Daming Prefecture. However, he was appreciated by Minister Liang in the Daming Manor and was promoted to the position of Military Governor. He had once escorted the birthday scroll, but was robbed and had to go to the Two Dragon Mountain to drop the grass. In the end, he joined Liangshan and was ranked 17th. On the way to conquer Fang La, he died of illness in Dantu County and was awarded the title of Zhongwulang. Yang Zhi was a loyal, upright, and brave general. He had shown great loyalty and bravery on Liangshan. He had participated in many battles on Liangshan and had made great contributions in the battles against Zhu Village and Daming Mansion. All in all, Yang Zhi was a very important and distinctive character in Water Margins.

The plot of each chapter related to Yang Zhi in the Water Margins is summarized as follows: Chapter 1: Yang Zhi Selling a Sword Yang Zhi was from the Song Dynasty. He was disheartened by the accidental death of his wife and daughter and came to Liangshanbo to join the Liangshanbo uprising. In Liangshan Lake, Yang Zhi, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and the others fought many battles together. In one battle, they were unfortunately killed by the enemy in order to protect Song Jiang. Chapter 2: Lin Chong Beaten Instructor Hong Lin Chong was the second-in-command of Liang Mountain Park. He was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liang Mountain Park. After joining Liang Mountain Park, he participated in many battles with Yang Zhi. In a battle, Lin Chong and Yang Zhi defeated Gao Qiu's subordinates and obtained victory. Chapter Three: Wu Yongzhi Seizes Daming Mansion Wu Yong met many heroes in Liangshan Lake, including Wu Song and Lu Zhishen. In a battle, Wu Yong used his strategy to outsmart the Daming Mansion and obtained important information for Liangshan Lake. Chapter Four: Gongsun Sheng's Bravery in Front of the Horse Gongsun Sheng was the fourth most powerful man in Liangshan Lake. He was a man with excellent martial arts skills and was highly respected in Liangshan Lake. In one battle, Gongsun Sheng and Yang Zhi participated in an intense battle and finally defeated the enemy. Chapter Five: Lu Junyi Beats Zhu Village Three Times Lu Junyi was the third most powerful man in Liangshan Lake. He was a brave and good at fighting, and was respected in Liangshan Lake. In the battle between Liangshan Lake and Zhu Village, Lu Junyi and Yang Zhi had participated in the battle together and finally defeated the experts of Zhu Village, winning for Liangshan Lake. Chapter 6: Lin Chong set fire to Lian Ying Lin Chong was the second most powerful man in Liangshan Lake. He was a martial arts expert and was highly respected in Liangshan Lake. In the battle between Liangshan Lake and Liao Kingdom, Lin Chong used fire attack strategy to successfully burn down Lian Ying and won. Chapter Seven: Wu Yongzhi Earns Jade Kylin Wu Yong met many heroes in Liangshan Lake, including Wu Song, Lu Zhishen and others. In a battle, Wu Yong used his strategy to earn the Jade Kylin and finally won.

Yang Zhi was a character in Water Margins. He was a descendant of the Yang family's general and was nicknamed the Green-faced Beast. He used to be an official of the imperial court, but he lost his official position because he failed to escort Hua Shigang. After his failed attempt to be reinstated in Tokyo, he sold his ancestral treasured saber, but he was pestered by the ruffian Niu Er and had no choice but to kill Niu Er. Therefore, he was sent to Daming Prefecture to join the army. In the Daming Manor, he had gained the appreciation of Minister Liang and was promoted to the position of Military Governor. However, when he was escorting the birthday scroll, he was robbed and had to go to the Twin Dragon Mountain to become a bandit. In the end, he joined Liangshan and became the 17th hero. Yang Zhi was a loyal, upright, brave and good at fighting. He had participated in many battles on Liangshan and made outstanding military achievements. However, his fate was full of troubles, and he eventually died of illness in Dantu County during the expedition.

Yang Zhi was a hero in the Water Margins. The following are some of his heroic stories: 1. Fighting with wisdom and courage: Yang Zhi once fought against the demon army of Fang La with the Liangshan heroes after gathering in Liangshan Lake. He used his wisdom and martial arts to launch a fierce battle with the demons and finally defeated Fang La, contributing to the unification and stability of the Song Dynasty. 2. Magical calculation: Yang Zhi used to be a data analyst at Liangshan Lake. He was proficient in data analysis and algorithms, and could make accurate predictions and judgments based on various data. His wisdom and courage allowed him to make correct decisions many times in the war, which made great contributions to the victory of Liangshan Lake. 3. Righteous: Yang Zhi was once persecuted by the enemy in Liangshan Lake, but he did not give up and chose to stand up for justice. He used his martial arts and courage to help other heroes defeat the enemy and protect the innocent people. His righteousness and heroism made the other heroes admire him. [4. Generosity: Yang Zhi once lost both his hands in a battle, but he did not give up because of that. Instead, he persisted in fighting until the end.] His generosity and perseverance made him a role model for other heroes and one of the important elements in the culture of Liangshanpo.

Yang Zhi in the Water Margins was a fictional character whose character could not be compared with a real historical character. However, judging from the plot and character creation of the novel Water Margins, Yang Zhi might have the following two characteristics: 1. Loyalty and firmness: Yang Zhi was a general of Liangshanpo. He firmly followed Song Jiang and other righteous people of Liangshanpo to resist the imperial court. Even in the face of powerful enemies and difficulties, he never abandoned them. 2. Brave and fearless: Yang Zhi is very brave and fearless when facing the enemy, sometimes even risking his life to fight. He was not afraid of danger, nor was he afraid of sacrifice. He was brave enough to uphold justice.

Yang Zhi in the Water Margins was a complicated character with the following characteristics: 1. Strong self-esteem: Yang Zhi thinks he is a capable person, so he has high confidence in his own ability and does not like others to deny his value. 2. Ambitious: Yang Zhi thirsted for more power and wealth. He often pursued higher status and better treatment. He did not hesitate to take some risks and illegal actions to achieve his goals.

Water margin was one of the four famous novels in China. It told the story of 108 heroes of Liangshan who gathered together to fight against the government army. The following is a summary of the main plot: 1. Liangshan Righteous Gathering: Song Jiang and others, under the leadership of Lu Junyi, declared that they would overthrow the imperial court and establish the Liangshan hero regime. 2. Attack Tokyo: Liangshan heroes attack Tokyo and capture the city of Tokyo but are defeated by the imperial army. Liangshan heroes flee to Hebei. 3. The establishment of Liangshan Lake: Liangshan heroes established Liangshan Lake in Hebei and began to establish a fixed base. 4. The recruitment event: Liangshan heroes were defeated by the imperial court. Song Jiang and others were forced to accept the recruitment. Liangshan Lake was also disbanded. 5. Other events: During the establishment of Liangshan Lake, the Liangshan heroes also experienced other events such as the duel between Lin Chong and Wu Song, the love story between Yan Qing and Lu Junyi, etc. 6. Ending: Liangshan heroes were finally suppressed by the imperial court. Most of the members were killed, and a few survivors fled overseas.

The Water Margins was a classic Chinese novel by Shi Naian. The novel used the story of Song Jiang and 108 other righteous men's uprising at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty as the main story. It described the process of them gathering in Liangshanbo to resist the corrupt officials and eventually overthrowing the Northern Song regime by the rebel army led by Song Jiang. The novel narrated many symbolic stories, such as Song Jiang's "righteousness" and Liang Shanpo's "loyalty" concept, as well as the tragic fate of Lin Chong and Wu Song. The novel also showed the values and moral values of traditional Chinese culture, such as justice, loyalty, courage, loyalty, chastity, etc., by describing the personalities, behaviors, and fates of different characters. Water margin was a novel full of heroism and romanticism, and it was also a classic in the history of Chinese novels. Through vivid stories and profound descriptions of characters, it profoundly reflected the political, economic and cultural situation of ancient Chinese society, which had a profound impact on Chinese literature and culture.

The summary of the tenth chapter of the Water Margins was that Instructor Lin came to the Mountain God Temple in the snow, and Marquis Lu Yu tried to set fire to the fodder field. Lu Yuhou had plotted against Chong Lin many times, but Chong Lin's friend Li Xiao 'er told him about it. Lin Chong furiously searched for Lu Qian, but he could not find him. The management camp sent Lin Chong to manage the fodder field and attempted to burn him to death. However, Lin Chong killed the police officer, Fu An, and Lu Qian. Lin Chong was drying clothes and asking for wine in a manor. He broke up with the vassals and fell drunk on the snow. He was caught by the vassals.

The 47th to 50th chapters of the Water Margins were titled " Liang Shanbo Heroes Ranking, Zhongyi Hall, and Liang Shanbo at Water Lake." It told the story of the heroes of Liang Shanbo in the battle between Zhu Village and Shan Tinggui, as well as the process of Song Jiang and the others 'development after they went to Liangshan to gather together. The forty-seventh return to Liangshanbo Wu used his wits to take over the Daming House Song Jiang and make a scene in Dongping House. Liangshanpo heroes and the government launched a fierce struggle, Wu used the design to seize the name of the government and outsmart Gao Chong and Gao Manggang. In the forty-eighth chapter, Song Jiang outwitted the chain horse in Liang Shanbo's three fights against Zhu Jia Village. Liangshanbo heroes and Zhu Jia Zhuang launched three battles against Zhu Jia Zhuang. Song Jiang used his strategy to successfully seize the chain horse. In the forty-ninth year, Song Jiang, the master of Liangshan Lake, defeated the Liao army and returned to the capital to praise Yan Qing. Song Jiang led the Liangshanbo heroes to attack Liao but lost in the Battle of Gaoliang River. Later, when he returned to the capital, he praised Yan Qing for his outstanding performance. The 51st chapter Liang Shanbo outsmarted the Jade Kylin Song Jiang to divert the east and attack the west. The heroes of Liangshan Lake planned to outsmart the Jade Kylin and finally succeeded in seizing the Jade Kylin. At the same time, Song Jiang also managed to defeat the Liao Kingdom's vanguard, Yan Qing, and the little prince, Fourth Prince Ye Lui. The above is a summary of chapters 47 to 51.