Is the tiger killed by Song Wu the one Tai Wei Hong saw?

Song Wu, named "Walker", is the protagonist in Water Margin and an important supporting role in Jin Ping Mei, also known as Wu Erlang, because he ranks second. He is a native of Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province (it is also recorded that Song Wu was originally from yanggu county and was later identified as Wang Shizhuang, Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province).

Jingyanggang is located in Zhangqiu Town, 0/6 km east of yanggu county, Liaocheng City. Legend has it that Song Wu killed a tiger, as described in Water Margin. The total area is 33.3 hectares. In the scenic area, sand dunes are undulating, weeds are overgrown, trees cover the sky, and there is a wilderness scene. Its main attractions are Sanwan Bugang Hotel, villagers' notice office, county government notice office, mountain temple, Wusong Tiger Fighting Office, stone tablet, tiger pavilion, Songwu Temple, lake island, Diaoyutai, forest of steles, tiger pond, Monkey Mountain, Luyuan and Arrow Field. The stone tablet of "Fighting Tigers in Song Dynasty" was erected in Southern Song Dynasty. Mountain Temple: It has a history of more than 200 years. There are three temples built on an earthen platform with a length of 30 meters, a width of 25 meters and a height of 4 meters, facing south, with blue bricks and gray tiles. There is a statue of Song Wuda Tiger in the temple. On the left front of the temple stands the "Jingyanggang" stone tablet inscribed by Shu Tong, former secretary of the Shandong Provincial Party Committee, and on the right front stands the 3-meter-high "Tiger" stone tablet inscribed by the famous calligrapher Yang Xuanting. Hu Xiaoting: Located on the west side of the scenic spot, with a hexagonal single eaves, inscribed by Mrs. Xu Beihong and calligrapher Liao. Forest of steles: North of Mountain Temple. Because the story of fighting tigers in Song Dynasty is widely circulated, most academic celebrities who come to Jingyanggang to visit and travel here write inscriptions, write poems, write books and draw pictures. After the relevant personnel are sorted out, they will carve stones and erect monuments. After years of accumulation, the forest of steles has gradually formed a scale. By the end of 200 1, there were 46 inscriptions. Songwu Temple: On the top of Beigang. The plaque of the Temple of Song Wu was inscribed by Zhao Puchu. In the East Pavilion, where there is a monument, Song Wuda Tiger, and in the West Pavilion, there is a newly cast clock. The main hall is a five-bay, three-entrance, deep dormant mountain building. In the center of the hall is a statue of Song Wu, like a plaque with the words "outstanding achievements" hanging on it. The interior of the wall is decorated with many wooden color carved murals co-operated by national first-class artists and folk artists. The relief stone statue of "Fighting Tiger in Song Dynasty" stands in front of the mountain and was created by the famous painter Liu Jiyou. It symbolizes Song Wu's spirit of getting rid of violence and doing good. "The first tiger in the world" stone: located in Gangnan, Jingyang, it is said that it is the incarnation of the tiger killed by Song Wu. The famous calligrapher Liu Yi once wrote an inscription for Jingyanggang: "Jingyang Xiao Chun". Now located at the southern end of Jingyanggang, a magical boulder with wonderful shape looks like a "mountain". In 2002, Jingyanggang was designated as a national third-class tourist attraction.

It can be seen that the tiger here is the South China Tiger.