Wu Song fights the tiger with simple strokes
Wu Song fights the tiger, a story in "Water Margin" written by Shi Naian. It mainly tells the story of Wu Song, a hero from Liangshan, who went home to visit his brother. He passed through Jingyanggang and went to a restaurant to drink eighteen bowls. After getting drunk, he wanted to go on his way. The restaurant told him that there was a tiger on the hill that would hurt people, and advised them not to go. Wu Song didn't believe it, but he met a big, eye-catching white-fronted insect on the hill. Wu Song used all his strength to beat the tiger to death with both fists, eliminating a great harm to the local people. It later became a legend among the world. The legendary "Righteous Heroes" written by Shen Jing of the Ming Dynasty was adapted from it. Peking Opera, Kun Opera, Gao Opera, Sichuan Opera, Yunnan Opera, and Qin Opera all have this repertoire. The story of Wu Song fighting a tiger Wu Songs Fighting the Tiger comes from the 23rd chapter of "The Water Margin" written by Shi Naian, "Wu Song Fighting the Tiger in Jingyanggang, Chai Jin of Henghai County". It mainly tells the story of Wu Song, a hero from Liangshan, returning home to visit his brother. He passed by Jing on the way. Yangang. After drinking 18 bowls of wine at Gangxia Hotel, I staggered towards Gangshang. Not much happened, but I saw a writing on a tree: "The tiger in Jingyanggang has recently injured people, but there are passing merchants, so they should form a group to cross the hill, so don't make any mistakes." Wu Song believed that this was a letter from the restaurant. Scary, in order to let passers-by stay in his shop, ignore it and continue to move forward. When the sun was about to set, Wu Song came to a dilapidated temple and saw a government notice posted on the temple door. After Wu Song read it, he learned that there was a real tiger on the mountain. When he was about to go back to the hotel, he was afraid of the stores joke, so he continued to move forward. Due to the effect of alcohol, he found a large bluestone and lay down on his back. Just as he was about to fall asleep, he heard a strong wind howling, and a tiger with upturned eyes and a white forehead rushed towards Wu Song. Wu Song hurriedly dodged and hid behind the tiger. behind. As soon as the tiger jumped, Wu Song dodged again. The tiger got anxious, roared, and hit Wu Song with its tail. Wu Song jumped away in a hurry, took advantage of the moment when the tiger turned around, raised his whistle stick, exerted all his strength, and hit the tigers head hard. Just a "click" sound was heard, and the whistle stick hit the branch. The tiger became more animalistic and rushed towards Wu Song again. Wu Song threw away half of the stick and rode on the tigers back. He grabbed the skin on the tigers head with his left hand and hit the tigers head with his right hand. Soon, he beat the tigers eyes, mouth, and His nose and ears were bleeding everywhere, and he lay on the ground unable to move. Wu Song was afraid that the tiger would pretend to be dead, so he raised his half-whistle stick and beat him for a while. When he saw that the tiger was really out of breath, he stopped. From then on, Wu Song became famous.
