Song Wu visited his brother, drank a bowl of wine and walked to Jingyang Shang Gang. When you meet a tiger, kill it with your fist and whistle stick, and then stop.
Song Wu killed the tiger. This story comes from the Water Margin written by Shi Naian. The original text is as follows:
Song Wu visited his brother and passed by Jingyanggang. After drinking 18 bowls of wine at Gangxia Hotel, I walked to Gangshan. Not long after the trip, I saw a tree that said, "Recently, the tiger in Jingyanggang injured people, but there were merchants in the past. You should team up to cross the gang. Please don't make mistakes. " Song Wu thinks this is a scary letter from a restaurant. In order to let passers-by live in his shop, ignore it and move on.
When the sun was about to set, Song Wu came to a ruined temple and saw the government notice posted at the gate. After Song Wu finished reading, he knew there was a tiger on the mountain. He had to go back to the hotel, and he was afraid of jokes from the store, so he continued.
Because of the attack of alcoholism, he found a big bluestone and lay down on his back, just about to fall asleep. Suddenly, he heard a gust of wind coming, and a tiger with an eye up and a white forehead came at Song Wu. Song Wu quickly dodged and hid behind the tiger.
When the tiger jumped, Song Wu hid again. When the tiger is in a hurry, it shouts at Song Wu with its tail. Song Wu quickly jumped away again. When the tiger turned around, he raised his whistle stick and slammed it on the tiger's head with all his strength. He grabbed the skin on the tiger's head with his left hand and slammed it with his right hand. Song Wu was afraid that the tiger would play dead. He raised half a whistle stick and blew it for a while. He stopped when he saw that the tiger was really out of breath.
Extended data:
Controversy about killing tigers in Wusong;
Weibo, a netizen whose information on Sina Weibo is "Literature and History Dictionary Scholar, former president and editor-in-chief of Jiangsu Education Publishing House", said: "Wu Songyuan was originally an entertainer in Jianghu and was arrested for his high martial arts. Soon, Gao was arrested and dismissed. Cai Kun, the son of Cai Jing, the new magistrate, is called Cai Hu.
One day, he fell outside Cai's house and rushed out to slash people while Cai was out, but he was captured alive and died of torture. The people thought he was "fighting tigers" for the people and buried him by the Xiqiao Bridge. Later generations erected a monument to the tomb of Song Wu, praising Yi Shi. "
Therefore, the tiger written by Song Wu is actually a person. Zhao Suosheng said that these materials are all evidence found in ancient books such as Hangzhou Fuzhi. In his opinion, the author Shi Naian should have seen such materials and rendered and artistically treated several details, thus successfully shaping the image of Song Wu, a hero in Liangshan.
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