The Significance of Wu Yong's Propositional Poems in Water Margin

Among the four hexagrams, the word "Lu Junyi's opposition" is hidden in the first of the four sentences.

The sixty-first chapter of Water Margin tells the story of Wu Yong's propositional poems. One day, Wu Yong disguised himself as a fortune teller to tell Lu Junyi's fortune. Wu Yong wrote a poem, and Lu Junyi was finally forced to rebel. This poem became an "anti-"poem, and Lu Junyi became a Liangshan hero.

This song is: A boat among reeds, where Jie Jun and Russia swam. If the righteous can know this, they can't escape from the bow.