Summary of Water Margin 1000 words, more specific.

"Water Margin" tells the story of a mass uprising by Song Jiang and others during the Xuanhe period of the Northern Song Dynasty (119-121or so). There are many records in the history of Song Dynasty and the notes of Song people. Although inconsistent, they are all about strength. It has a far-reaching influence among the people. Gong, a native of the Southern Song Dynasty, said: "Song Jiang's business is in the street, and it's in the alley." There are also stories of Song Jiang and others in the storytelling. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, storytelling and zaju were widely circulated, and some of them have been circulated to this day, such as storytelling "Legacy of the Great Song Dynasty" and zaju of the Yuan Dynasty. Shi Naian collected the stories of Water Margin, such as historical books, legends, storytelling and zaju since the Song and Yuan Dynasties. In the whole process of development and failure, the heroic epic and revolutionary tragedy of peasant uprising in feudal society were written with profound thoughts, extensive contents and outstanding art, which reflected that the deep exploitation and cruel oppression of declining feudal society intensified class contradictions, and the darkness and decay of reactionary rule caused the resistance struggle of the broad masses of the people.

Uprising is "top-down chaos". Rulers, from emperors and ministers to local corrupt officials, local tyrants and bullies and even jailers, spread all over the country, inside and outside the imperial court, forming a ruling network and openly doing evil. For example, in two years, Liang Zhongshu ransacked hundreds of thousands of wealth for her husband Cai Jing's birthday and paid bribes for business; Gao Qiu persecuted Wang Jin for revenge, harmed Lin Chong for Gao Yanei's occupation of his wife, and persecuted the people who didn't want to rebel, revealing that the real reason of the uprising was "the officials forced the people to rebel". The novel truly describes the development process of the uprising: from individual resistance to collective resistance, from decentralized struggle to organized struggle, from small to large. Lu, Lin Chong, et al. Everything started with personal struggle, just to escape the arrest of the government. Although there are many hills such as Liangshan, Erlong Mountain and Taohua Mountain, they are isolated from each other and cannot resist the escalating government's "suppression"; Classical,