2. Heroes of Water Margin: Song Wu
Story: When the sun sets, the temple is destroyed and people die. Song Wu is alone, drinking 18 bowls of old wine, and walking on Jingyanggang drunk. A gust of wind blew and a white blade jumped out from behind the tree. Because of alcohol, Song Wu was sweating all over. The blade swoops down, raises the knife and cuts it off. Song Wu flicks, pulls and presses, kicks with one foot, punches with both fists, and then hits it with a bang, sending the tiger to the west. Song Wu became famous from then on.
Heroes of the Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang
Story: Zhuge Liang stationed troops in Yangping and sent his troops to attack Wei Jun, leaving only a few old, weak and disabled soldiers in the city. I suddenly heard that Sima Yi, the viceroy of Wei Jun, led1.5000 troops to attack the city. Zhuge, not afraid of danger, ordered the city gate to be opened wide and sent someone to sweep it. Zhuge Liang himself boarded the tower, sat up and played the piano, with a calm attitude and melodious piano sound. Sima yi came to the front of the city and was suspicious when he saw this situation. He was afraid of an ambush in the city and dared not trade, so he ordered his withdrawal.
"The Bell of Qiao Feng" reminds us of a poem in Zhang Ji's "a night-mooring near maple bridge": Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the midnight bell rings to the passenger ship. The Lonely Smoke in the Desert reminds us of the poem in Wang Wei's To the Shanzhai: The lonely smoke in the desert is straight, and the long river sets the yen.