Chao Gai is a very generous and open-minded person. He is cheerful and enthusiastic, always ready to help others, regardless of personal gains and losses. He is honest, hates evil, and has no mercy on those who oppress the people and do evil.
Chao Gai is a very brave man. He has high martial arts, is brave and good at fighting, and often rushes to the front, leading Liangshan heroes to fight to the death with the enemy. He is not afraid of any difficulties and obstacles, and he will give everything for justice and faith.
Chao Gai is a very clever man. Although he is not good at planning strategy, he has excellent leadership and decision-making ability. He is good at discovering talents, knowing people and being good at their duties, so that everyone can give full play to their strengths. He paid attention to unity and cooperation, making Liangshan heroes a whole and facing difficulties and challenges together.
Classical is a very bloody and responsible hero. His image shows the justice and courage of Liangshan heroes, and also shows the excellent qualities of ancient people in China. His stories inspire people to pursue justice and freedom and strive for the interests of the country and the people.
Character source:
The author probably referred to the image of Fang La when he created the classical image, because there are obvious traces of reference and being used for reference in both aspects. First of all, the word "Tuan" in Shi Jiecun, a classical style, is different from the word "Beng" in the village where Fang La was born, but the shape is similar, which is likely to be borrowed.
Secondly, although his personal belief system is not clear, Chao Gai is quite convinced of the good omen of strange dreams, and his dream of seven stars entering the palace is consistent with the imperial information left by Fang La.
Classical later conspired with Liu Tang, Wu Yong, Gongsun Sheng and Ruan Jinyong to outwit the birth outline, and was chased by the imperial court, so he had to go to Liangshan Park to become an outlaw. Because Wang Lun, the owner of water margin, is jealous of talents, water and fire are incompatible. Wu Yongzhi challenged Lin Chonghuo, and after the merger with Wang Lun, everyone pushed Classical as the leader.