Chapter 30: Shi En is on death row for the third time? Wu Song makes a big fuss in Feiyunpu

It is written that after Wu Song helped Shi En to take back Happy Forest, Jiang Menshen held a grudge and left. Happy Lin Hou colluded with Zhang Dujian to frame Wu Song. Zhang Dujian pretended to promote Wu Song and made him his personal attendant. He took good care of him and gave him Yulan as his wife. That night, there was news that there was a thief in the house. Wu Song rushed to catch the thief with his stick, but was taken into custody by the soldiers as a thief.

Afterwards, stolen goods were found in the willow box where he kept the rewards, and he was framed by Dujian Zhang and sent to prison. Shi En fought hard, but Wu Song was only sent to Enzhou. Two men were bribed by Jiang Menshen to kill Wu Song in Feiyunpu, but were killed by Wu Song instead. Wu Song was so angry that he went straight to Mengzhou City to kill Jiang Menshen. Extended information

The whole book takes the occurrence and development process of the peasant uprising as the main line. Through the different experiences of the heroes who were forced to go to Liangshan, it describes their awakening as individuals, to small-scale joint resistance, and to their development into a grand peasant uprising. The entire process of the uprising team showed the inevitable law of peasant uprisings in the feudal era of "officials forcing people to rebel", shaped the collective image of peasant uprising leaders, and profoundly reflected the political conditions and social contradictions in the late Northern Song Dynasty.

The author stands on the side of the oppressed, praising the righteous behavior of the leaders of the peasant uprising in robbing the rich to help the poor and eliminating violence, and affirms their revolutionary spirit of daring to rebel and fight.

Song Jiang was originally a righteous man who was desperate to help those in need. When he was forced to go to Liangshan, he strengthened the reputation of the rebel army and won a series of victories. However, due to the duality of his character and the limitations of his thoughts, he chose to compromise and recruit peace when the uprising reached its peak, which ultimately ruined the uprising. The novel objectively summarizes the experience and lessons of the failed peasant uprising in the feudal era through the failure of Song Jiang Uprising.

The novel begins with the rise of Gao Qiu, which is intended to show that "chaos comes from the top". Gao Qiu is a representative figure of the feudal ruling group. The author also writes about a large number of corrupt officials and local bullies. It is they who work together to exploit the common people, forcing kind and upright people to take risks and rise up to resist.

At the same time, the novel also gives a certain profile of the peasant uprising armies in Tian Hu, Wang Qing, Fang La and other areas, deeply exploring various societies in the feudal era from both breadth and depth. phenomena and problems, as well as the underlying causes of peasant uprisings.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Water Margin