1. Luti governs the town of Kansai
2. The depth of Lu makes a scene in Wutai Mountain
3. The Buddhist monk makes a scene in Taohua Village
4. Lu Zhishen sets fire to the crock temple
5. The Buddhist monk pulls the weeping willows upside down
6. The depth of Lu makes a scene in the wild pig forest
7. The Buddhist monk is freed from fate. His real name is Lu Da, and he was under the jurisdiction of Weizhou Jinglue Government. He killed Kansai, a bully town, with three punches because of an injustice. In order to avoid the arrest of the government, he became a monk, and his dharma name was profound.
Later, because of rescuing Lin Chong, he was exiled in the Jianghu, and together with Yang Zhi and Wu Song, he became an outlaw in Erlong Mountain. After Sanshan Juyi, he joined the water margin, ranking thirteenth, and was appointed as the head of the infantry. He made meritorious military service in the campaign to levy four bandits, captured Fang La alive and died in Hangzhou, and posthumously awarded Yi Liezhao and Zen Master.
Lu Zhishen is one of the classic characters in China's traditional literature. His deeds, such as "punching the town of Kansai", "making a scene in Wutai Mountain", "making a scene in Peach Blossom Village", "uprooting weeping willows" and "making a scene in wild boar forest", are widely circulated among the people, and the section of "punching the town of Kansai" is even selected as a Chinese textbook for primary and secondary schools.
Lu Zhishen realized that he was leaving the world after he conquered Fang La. In the middle of that night, Lu Zhishen heard the high tide of Qiantang River and thought it was the enemy's arrival. He swung a Zen battle and was about to fight. As a result, the monks in the temple pointed to the tide of Qiantang River and said that it was the tide, which came twice.
Hearing this, Lu Zhishen suddenly smiled. He remembered what Elder Zhizhen once said: Elder Zhizhen once said four words: Catch in summer, hold on to wax, listen to the tide, and be silent when you see the letter. Now that the tide has come, I will say goodbye to the world.
So I accepted my fate frankly, and Lu Zhishen's exclamation that I didn't know who I am until today is actually a complete realization of life.
With this sentence, Lu Zhishen's magnificent life was opened. When I was a prefect, I gave Yin Liang help and punched the town of Kansai just because I met Jin Cuilian women by chance.
Even when I went to Wutai Mountain, I didn't abide by the rules and regulations. I should eat meat as usual, and I should drink as usual. I didn't chant Buddhist scripture or sit in the seat, so I finally had to go to Sokokuji.
I met Lin Chong here, and they became sworn brothers. As a result, Lin Chong was sent to Cangzhou. Lu Zhishen was afraid that Lin Chong would be killed halfway, and he followed the protection all the way, and finally saved Lin Chong in the wild pig forest.
However, because Lin Chong's careless remark exposed Lu Zhishen's address, Lu Zhishen was chased by Gao Qiu, and finally he had to go to Erlong Mountain and later joined Liangshan.
In Liangshan, he resolutely opposed Song Jiang's bid for peace, and once said something that made people admire him: Today, only the civil and military officials in full court are evil and blind the sage. It's worse than mine. It's dyed soap. How can it be cleaned? If it's not good to woo, I'll say goodbye. Let's go and find it tomorrow.
Lu Zhishen saw through it, and he didn't want to dance with the traitor, but he couldn't hold on to Song Jiang's tactics. Liangshan recruited an and helped the imperial court to fight against the north. More than 7 brothers died while fighting Fang La.
After Fang La was captured alive by Lu Zhishen, Song Jiang said happily that Lu Zhishen should return to the common customs, marry and have children, and repay his parents' kindness. Lu Zhishen refused to accept the statement that "it is strong to get a corpse". As a result, Song Jiang advised him to live in a famous mountain, and Lu Zhishen also refused.
Lu Zhishen knows that this is not what he wants, and he doesn't need these things.
When sad music plays and Lu Zhishen puts his hands together, we know that Master Lu Zhishen is leaving. Every time I see this place, I will burst into tears. Some people even wrote a poem about it: A mord opens the way to life and death, and a Buddhist monk, Lu Zhishen, is a true hero in Liangshan, Shui Bo.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Lu Zhishen