The story of Yan Qing

Yan Qing was a character in Water Margins. He was from Beijing's Daming Mansion and was raised by the Lu family after his parents died. He was good at using crossbows, proficient in sumo wrestling, highly skilled in martial arts, and versatile. He was loyal to the Savior and saved Lu Junyi before defecting to Liangshan Lake. During the Liangshan Righteous Gathering, he was ranked 36th and was the leader of the infantry. Yan Qing's story showed his bravery and intelligence.

Yan Xiaoyi and Yan Qing were different names for the same person. He was a character in the classic Chinese novel Water Margins. He was originally the trusted servant of Lu Junyi, a rich man in Beijing, and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Yan Xiaoyi and Yan Qing were ranked 36th during the Liangshan Righteous Gathering and were the leaders of the infantry. He had a handsome appearance and outstanding talent. He was known as the prodigal Yan Qing. In " Celebrating Years," Yan Xiaoyi was the Eldest Princess's savior. He was saved by the Eldest Princess and raised to become a highly skilled martial artist.

Yan Xiaoyi and Yan Qing were different names for the same person. He was a character in the classic Chinese novel Water Margins. He was originally the trusted servant of Lu Junyi, a rich man in Beijing, and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Yan Xiaoyi and Yan Qing were ranked 36th during the Liangshan Righteous Gathering and were the leaders of the infantry. He had a handsome appearance and outstanding talent. He was loved by the Liangshan generals. There were different explanations as to why he called himself "Little Yi". Some people thought that it was because his surname was Yan and he was ranked first, so he was called Brother Xiaoyi. Others thought that it was because he already had a role in the Yuan drama "Yan Qing Bo Yu", but there was no Xiaoyi name, and Xiaoyi came from here, which had a deep meaning. In short, Yan Xiaoyi and Yan Qing were an important character in " Water Margins." His image received much attention.

The five names of Yan Qing's story were: The Death of Parents, Loyal Savior, Righteous Gathering in Liangshan, Shooting a Cold Arrow to Save the Savior, and Yan Qing Defeating the Prime.

Yan Qing's role in Water Margins was Yan Yikuan.

Yan Qing's personality was unique in that he was talented and handsome, romantic and intelligent, grateful and loyal, and low-key. He had outstanding appearance and talent, and was described as "red lips, black eyes, and a face like a pile of jade." Not only was he skilled in martial arts, he was also proficient in cudgels, fists, sumo, crossbow bolts, etc. He was also outstanding in literature and art. He was good at singing, dancing, blowing, and was also proficient in the local language. Yan Qing remembered Lu Junyi's kindness in raising him. He did not hesitate to take risks to save him and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. He was grateful and loyal. He was also full of passion and faith for the cause of Liangshan. He was brave and fearless, and he was quick-witted. He had made many contributions to Liangshan. Yan Qing had a low-key personality and was indifferent to the world. He could control himself and look down on everything. His dressing style was also very unique. His entire body was embroidered with flowers, and a celebrity fan was placed at his waist. He often wore a four-season flower at his temples. In the end, he chose to leave Liangshan and live in seclusion in the mountains. He would no longer be entangled with the secular world and retire gloriously.

There were many actors who played Yan Qing in Water Margins, including Wang Guanghui, Jiang Dawei, Yang Baolong, Lu Guoqing, Tang Zhenye, Wu Yue, Liu Guanxiang, Yan Kuan, etc. Among them, Wang Guanghui's role as Yan Qing in the 1998 CCTV version of Water Margins was the most well-known. Yan Kuan had also played the role of Yan Qing in the 2011 TV series Water Margins. Other versions of Water Margins also had different actors playing Yan Qing, such as Jiang Dawei, Yang Baolong, and so on.

Yan Qing returned to the court after the Liangshan Army pacified Fangla. He went to see Lu Junyi in private and advised him to retire and live in seclusion. However, Lu Junyi refused to accept Yan Qing's suggestion. Yan Qing remonstrated with Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty about killing meritorious officials, but Lu Junyi still refused. In the end, Yan Qing could only bid farewell to Lu Junyi and leave a letter to Song Jiang. He left the army that night and his whereabouts were unknown.

Yan Qing's typical deeds included being loyal to the savior, gathering justice in Liangshan, promoting amnesty, and fighting in the south and north. He was a character in the Water Margins. He was originally Lu Junyi's trusted servant and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Yan Qing was skilled in both martial arts and martial arts. He was ranked 36th in the Liangshan Righteous Gathering and was the leader of the infantry. He once met Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty at Li Shishi's office in Tokyo and helped Liangshan recruit him. In the war between the south and the north, Yan Qing followed Lu Junyi to break through the Taiyi Mixed Celestial Array, presented the map of the Three Jin Dynasties to Tian Hushi, and advised Lu Junyi to build a pontoon bridge when Wang Qingshi attacked. Yan Qing's deeds showed his loyalty and intelligence, making him one of the most admired characters in Water Margins.

Yan Qing's personality traits included both talent and appearance, romantic and intelligent, grateful and loyal, low-key, loyal and righteous, rational and intelligent, cautious, gentle and considerate, brave and decisive, loyal and firm, and so on. He had outstanding looks and talent, and was a highly skilled martial artist. At the same time, he was also a multi-talented person. He was loyal to Lu Junyi and the Liangshan cause, showing the quality of gratitude and righteousness. Yan Qing was low-key and steady. He was good at thinking and making decisions. At the same time, he also showed a gentle and considerate side. He was very loyal to his friends and master, and had a high sense of brotherhood. All in all, Yan Qing was a person with many personalities and advantages.