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  Fun Stories about Water Margin Characters (20)

1、 Zhou Tong's martial arts skills are mediocre, yet he is called the "Little Overlord". To challenge the Chu Overlord Xiang Yu is a somewhat ignorant expression, which can only show his foolishness, but also has a black humor. Zhou Tong was originally a clown who was ridiculed and played with in "Water Margin", so it is appropriate to give him an inappropriate nickname.

2、 Yang Xiong and Sun Li are both "pale yellow skinned" individuals. Someone explained that the word "disease" came from this. countrymen regard rosy complexion as health, but "pale yellow skin" is not healthy. It seems reasonable to say that there is a sick man's appearance.

3、 Scholars have researched the usage of the word 'disease' in some Song and Yuan novels and operas, and found that the word 'disease' in the spoken language of Hangzhou during the Southern Song Dynasty has the meanings of 'competition' and 'competition', meaning 'comparable' and 'able to surpass'.

4、 From the perspective of ancient Chinese grammar, the three nicknames mentioned above all use an ancient Chinese causative usage. "Disease" is not used as a modifier to describe the central words "Guansuo," "Weichi," and "Dachong," but rather as the object, making the latter "disease," which itself has the meaning of "deficiency" or "shortage. Like the 'disease barrier', it makes the barrier pale in comparison.

5、 Liangshan seating arrangement criteria: having a certain political influence, i.e. authority; Having a wise and agile mind, that is, the ability to plan and adapt; Martial arts or other special skills that can demonstrate combat effectiveness become the benchmark for assessing the level of a leader.