"Lu Ti governs the town of Kansai" and "Song Wu hits Jiang Menshen with drunken fists" are two classic scenes in Water Margin, which are well known in all previous dynasties. On the surface, the plots of these two paragraphs seem to be generally similar, and the expressions are similar. They are all fighting violence with violence, punching three fists and two feet, and achieving the expected goal. However, if we make a careful comparison, whether it is the performance of the character characteristics, the final outcome of the event development, or the description of the scene fighting scenes, they all have their own characteristics. Personally try to compare these aspects and use them as a chat.

Lu Da and Song Wu meant to help each other when the road was rough, but they were different. Lu Da can be described as a man who can't get sand into his eyes. His temperament is explosive, and he has always hated evil. He expressed deep sympathy and indignation at the experience of the Kim father and daughter, but he was indignant at Zheng Tu's bullying behavior of relying on wealth. When he learned that a street butcher, with a little kung fu and a little money, was a "dog-like man, also called Zhenkansai" and bullied men and women, "it turned out to be such a bully", he put up with it. This kind of anger is unbearable for Ruda anyway. On the other hand, Song Wu faced a completely different situation. When Song Wu was first assigned to Mengzhou and was in a prison camp court, he refused to ask for some silver. He wanted to be beaten with a hundred sticks according to the ancestral system, but somehow he was spared the battle. Later, he got all kinds of treatment. It's like serving in a prison camp, like an old cadre coming to a nursing home. Song Wu is also a wise man. When he finally found out that he was the son of the battalion manager and made arrangements behind his back, he expected that he would be entrusted with an important task. Out of gratitude and anger for Jiang Menshen's bullying, he gave the evil spirit to him without hesitation. However, Wu Er, who has a straightforward personality, never imagined that He Xiao was not a good person for the people in this happy forest. If Song Wu didn't have that martial arts, or if Song Wu was an ungrateful tiger, would he still recognize this kind brother? Can Song Wu escape the disaster of being beaten? From this point of view, Lu Da's Punching Kansai Town is a good method to eliminate violence, and it is well performed and very refreshing, allowing spectators to vent their anger; When Song Wu was drunk and beat Jiang Menshen, he was used by others to help robbers beat robbers. Of course, he also played very well and had a good time, so that the audience could vent their anger, but there was always a feeling of letting off the fire and choking.

In plot arrangement and scene description, the two are similar but have the same effect. When Lu Da came to Zheng Tu for a meat case, he tricked him into cutting ten catties of meat with his own hands, which took an hour of physical strength. Just when he was about to get angry, he took the initiative. "It's like a rain of meat to beat two packs of dirty seeds." Song Wu, on the other hand, "pretended to be drunk" and repeatedly found fault and provoked in Jiang Menshen Hotel. First, the woman was "lost in a muddy wine jar", and then several bartenders were beaten "unable to get up on the ground" to arouse Jiang Menshen to seek help. It can be seen that these plots fully show the wise and brave side of Lu Da and Song Wu, instead of being just a warrior as most people think.

Look at the fighting scene again, it is hearty and wonderful. Zheng Tu came to Luda with a knife and was kicked into the street. "Take another step, step on your chest" and hit your nose. "But it seems that you have opened a sauce shop", which is full of five flavors; A punch on the forehead, "like opening a colored silk shop", colorful; Punching at the sun, "it seems to have built a whole water and land Dojo", and the Sanskrit sound fills the air. Zheng Tu hardly had a chance to fight back, so he "just breathed out, not inhaled" and died. Song Wu, on the other hand, fully demonstrated his serious "one step in Yuhuan, one foot in Yuanyang". Attached feet first, hit him in the lower abdomen and forehead, and then raised tiger iron fist to "hit him in Jiang Menshen's face", and finally made him "the real thing of his life", so that the left and right feet made Jiang Menshen helpless and had to beg for mercy.

Lu Da and Song Wu didn't want to kill their opponents, but once they started, Lu Da couldn't stop. "I just want to beat this fellow up, not kill him with three punches." On the other hand, Song Wu has a good grasp of discretion. "If I spare your life, I will do three things as I say", so he also released Jiang Zhongyi. At this time, Song Wu was more rational than Lu Da. Of course, he did not expect the greater harm after Reservoir Dogs escaped. But in any case, these two things have a far-reaching impact on the future fate of Ruda and Song Wu. Although Lu Da escaped the lawsuit, he had no place to live. Song Wu, on the other hand, was imprisoned and sent twice, almost losing his life. All roads lead to the same goal, and in the end, both of them became monks. They became bandits in Erlong Mountain and joined Liangshan together.