Summary of Lu Zhishen’s character:
Lu Zhishen, because he is not afraid of violence and acts bravely when he sees justice. Although many Water Margin characters are not afraid of violence, act bravely when they see justice, hate evil as much as they hate evil, and help the poor and those in need, the phrase "blood spurts out" best reflects Lu Zhishen's character.
After carefully understanding what Lu Zhishen did, you can truly feel how vividly this sentence expresses Lu Zhishen's chivalrous and courageous sincerity. It is so sincere that it is touching, and so sincere that it purifies the soul. This is something that other characters in Water Margin do not have. ?
Reflecting the plot:
After hearing the tragic experience of the unknown Jin father and his daughter, Lu Zhishen’s behavior was definitely different from ordinary people. He asked four questions in a row: " What's your surname? Which inn are you staying in? Which town is Zheng Daguan from?" His concern was palpable, and he was about to kill Zheng Tu. After being persuaded, he "didn't eat dinner and went to bed angrily."
The next day, when it was getting dim, Lu Zhishen rushed to the store where Mr. Jin and his daughter lived and asked the waiter to call him. They set off, and when they were far away, they went to kill Zhen Guanxi with three punches, except for the bad breath in their hearts. ?
Extended information:
It may not be worth it in the eyes of others, it may be ridiculous, but in Ruda’s eyes, it is inevitable. His nature of hating evil, his His eagerness for justice and righteousness made him do this.
This is "a burst of blood spurting out." No one forced him to do anything, and he had no choice but to do it, but he did it voluntarily and eagerly, completely regardless of the adverse consequences it might bring to him. This is "a burst of passion." Come out”, completely out of sincerity, completely out of the requirements of the heart.
His character is not ordinary loyalty, but has eternal charm. It is what our primary school students should learn, and what generations of people should learn from. ?
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Lu Zhishen (character in the novel "Water Margin")