In the foggy Liangshanbo, on a gloomy morning, the figures of four figures loomed in the cottage. They are the notorious villains in "Water Margin" - Brother Yun, Li Kui, Wu Yong and Lin Chong. In this story, their actions not only reveal the dark side of human nature, but also warn us in real life how to identify and distance ourselves from these characters who may bring misfortune.
Brother Yun's egoism
Brother Yun, in "Water Margin", appears with his cunning and selfish image. One day, Wu Dalang met Brother Yun on the street. Brother Yun looked at Wu Dalang's worried look and stopped.
"Wu Dalang, what's wrong with you? Brother Yun asked pretending to be concerned.
"Hey, it's my unchaste wife and Ximen Qing..." Wu Dalang had a sad face, and his tone revealed helplessness.
After hearing this, Brother Yun showed a sly smile on his face. He knew in his heart that this was a good opportunity to take revenge on the princess. Since Wang Po cut off his contacts with Ximenqing, he has lost a lot of gold and silver. This time, he decided to use Wu Dalang's predicament to achieve his own goals.
"Wu Dalang, I have an idea, I don't know if you dare to do it. Brother Yun deliberately provoked Wu Dalang's curiosity.
"What's the idea? Wu Dalang asked curiously.
"You can go and catch the traitor, just tonight. In this way, you can not only get back your face, but also make that Ximenqing and your wife have nowhere to hide. Brother Yun's voice revealed a sinister excitement.
Wu Dalang hesitated for a moment, but finally nodded in agreement. He didn't know that Brother Yun's so-called "good idea" was actually a well-planned revenge. Brother Yun didn't care whether Wu Dalang could succeed, he just wanted to use this opportunity to teach Wang Po a lesson.
In this way, Wu Dalang, at the instigation of Brother Yun, decided to catch the traitor that night. Brother Yun watched from the sidelines, secretly proud in his heart. He knew that no matter what the outcome, he had achieved what he wanted. Wu Dalang is just a pawn that can be used for Brother Yun.
That night, Wu Dalang acted according to Brother Yun's plan. However, things didn't go as Brother Yun expected. In the process of catching the traitor, Wu Dalang not only did not succeed, but was injured by Ximen Qing, and finally died of his injuries.
When the news came, when Brother Yun heard it, he pretended to be shocked and sympathetic on the surface, but he did not have the slightest remorse in his heart. For him, the blow and embarrassment that Wang Po received was the result he wanted to see the most. As for Wu Dalang's life and death, for him, it was just a small accident in this plan.
Brother Yun's behavior fully demonstrates his selfish and narrow-minded nature. He took advantage of Wu Dalang's misfortune to achieve his own private ends. In this story, Brother Yun has become a typical villain, his behavior is despicable, and it also reveals the complex and changeable side of human nature in "Water Margin".
Li Kui's roughness and impulsiveness
In "Water Margin", Li Kui's image is full of violence and impulsiveness, and his actions often arouse the disgust of those around him because of his rudeness and irritability. This characteristic is especially evident in the life of Liang Shanbo.
One day, Li Kui attended a banquet in Liangshanbo. At the banquet, heroes and heroes sat around and talked loudly. Li Kui ate meat and drank wine in a big bowl, ignoring the etiquette at the wine table. At his dining table, wine and meat were piled up, and wine glasses and chopsticks were scattered on the table in a disorderly manner.
"Li Kui, be light, don't make the table all over the place. A good man next to him reminded.
"I'll eat mine, what's your business!" Li Kui responded dissatisfiedly, with obvious threat in his voice.
At this time, the shopkeeper came over with a wine jug to refill the wine for everyone. He cautiously passed by Li Kui, for fear of angering the irascible man. However, unfortunately, the shopkeeper accidentally touched Li Kui's shoulder, and the wine in the jug spilled out, and part of it splashed on Li Kui's clothes.
"You dog minion, can't you see the way!" Li Kui was furious and stood up, his eyes flashing with angry flames.
The shopkeeper's face turned pale with fright, and he apologized again and again: "Brother Li, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to, please calm your anger." ”
But Li Kui couldn't listen to it, he grabbed the wine bowl on the table and threw it in the direction of the shopkeeper. The wine bowl flew past the shopkeeper's cheek and smashed against the wall, shattering. The shopkeeper was so frightened that he took a few steps back, with a look of horror on his face.
The scene suddenly became tense. Seeing this, the other heroes hurriedly stood up and persuaded them, hoping to calm Li Kui's anger. But Li Kui was already overwhelmed by his own anger, and he roared loudly, not listening to anyone's persuasion.
"Li Kui, calm down, this is just a trivial matter. A good man persuaded.
"I'm going to teach this blind minion a lesson today!" Li Kui was furious and shook his fist.
In the end, under the joint persuasion of everyone, Li Kui barely calmed down his anger. The shopkeeper was so frightened that he quickly retreated, not daring to approach Li Kui again.
This scene not only reflects Li Kui's rough and impulsive side, but also shows the brotherhood of other heroes in Liangshanbo. When Li Kui was angry, they did not stay away, but chose to come forward to persuade them, hoping to calm down this senseless dispute.
Although Li Kui's behavior is unacceptable, he still has his own place in Liangshanbo. Such a scene not only reveals the rage and uninhibition in Li Kui's personality, but also reflects the complex and profound interpersonal relationship in Liangshanbo, a gathering place for heroes.
Wu Yong's wit and strategy
Wu Yong, as Liang Shanbo's think tank, his image is very different from Li Kui's roughness. With a cool head and strategic application, he planned many key strategies for Liang Shanbo.
Early in the morning, in the hall of Liangshanbo, Song Jiang and other heroes were sitting around to discuss the next action. Wu Yong held a feather fan in his hand and stood aside, his eyes revealing a thoughtful light.
"Brother Song, I have a plan to recruit a few heroes and heroes around me to our Liangshan. Wu Yong said calmly.
"Oh, Brother Wu, please elaborate. Song Jiang responded with interest.
Wu Yong immediately launched his plan, elaborating in detail how to use the surrounding resources and connections to "earn" several key people in Liangshan through various means and strategies. His plans are thorough and creative, showing his extraordinary intelligence and strategic ability.
After Song Jiang and the other heroes heard this, they were all impressed by Wu Yong's plan. They all nodded their heads in praise and expressed their admiration for Wu Yong's wisdom. However, Wu's plan also included some unscrupulous strategies. He proposes to take advantage of the weaknesses and selfish desires of certain characters to achieve the purpose of solicitation through deception and inducement.
While this strategy is effective, it has left some heroes feeling morally conflicted. Although they are robbers in Liangshanbo, they are chivalrous and unwilling to completely give up their moral bottom line.
"Brother Wu Yong, although this plan is good, is it too ruthless?" A good man asked.
"For the sake of Yangsan's great cause, sometimes extraordinary measures need to be taken. Wu replied lightly, revealing a hint of determination in his tone.
Although some heroes had reservations about this, with Song Jiang's resolute support, Wu Yong's plan was eventually adopted. In the following months, Wu Yong's plan gradually unfolded, and several key heroes were indeed successfully recruited to Liangshanbo. This achievement once again proves Wu Yong's wisdom and strategic ability.
However, this also made some heroes start to worry about the methods used by Wu. They began to realize that Wu often neglected morality and principles when it came to achieving his goals. Although this practice brings short-term benefits to Liangshanbo, in the long run, it may have a negative impact on Yangshanbo's internal unity and morality.
This side of Wu Yong fully demonstrates the complexity of human nature in "Water Margin". He has both wisdom and strategy, as well as an unscrupulous side to achieve an end. This dark side of human nature has made Wu Yong a highly controversial but indispensable figure, leaving a deep mark on the history of Liangshanbo.
Lin Chong's selfishness and villainous behavior
In "Water Margin", Lin Chong's image is particularly selfish and unsociable compared to other Liangshan heroes. When dealing with personal relationships, he often appears aloof, lacking care and support for others, and this behavior is especially evident in Liang Shanbo.
Once, the heroes of Liangshanbo held a large gathering in the cottage. At this rally, the heroes sat around and shared their experiences and stories of the battle. However, Lin Chong sat alone in the corner, listening expressionlessly, not participating in anyone's conversation.
At this time, Lu Zhishen walked over and patted Lin Chong's shoulder, trying to integrate him into this joyful atmosphere.
"Brother Lin, come, let's have two drinks together. Lu Zhishen warmly invited.
"No, I don't really like the excitement. Lin Chong replied lightly.
Seeing this, Lu Zhishen didn't say anything, just smiled slightly, turned around and returned to the crowd.
In another incident, a new man who joined Liangshanbo asked to leave Liangshan temporarily due to something at home. He found Lin Chong, hoping to get his support and help.
"Brother Lin, I have an urgent matter at home, and I need to leave Liangshan temporarily. The newcomer said sincerely.
"This has nothing to do with me, you can go to Song Jiang yourself. Lin Chong replied indifferently.
The newcomer showed disappointment on his face, didn't say anything more, and turned to leave. Lin Chong's indifferent attitude damaged his reputation in Liangshanbo.
In a collective that emphasizes brotherhood, Lin Chong's behavior is even more abrupt and out of place.
Lin Chong's actions fully demonstrate his self-centeredness and lack of empathy. In a collective like Liang Shanbo, which emphasizes solidarity and mutual assistance, Lin Chong's presence becomes a special contrast, and his characters not only reflect the characteristics of the villain, but also reflect the diversity and complexity of the characters in "Water Margin".
Summary: The multifaceted nature of human nature
As one of the four great masterpieces of ancient China, "Water Margin" is known for its rich characters and profound depiction of human nature. In this work, each character has their own unique character traits, and their behavior not only shows the character traits of the individual, but also reflects the complexity of good and evil in human nature.
The behavior of these characters fully demonstrates the multifaceted nature of human nature in "Water Margin". Their character traits and behaviors are not only the embodiment of personal characteristics, but also reflect the complexity of the coexistence of good and evil in human nature.
Through these vivid characters, "Water Margin" shows readers a story about heroes and heroes, and at the same time, it is also a mirror that reflects the light and darkness of human nature. While enjoying the wonderful plot of the story, readers can also ponder the deep meaning of human nature and understand the complexity and changeability of human nature. This makes "Water Margin" not only a literary masterpiece, but also a masterpiece of profound exploration of human nature.
"Water Margin"