Eighteen Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties Life of 46 Friends of Jia Jialou Luo Cheng

Luo Cheng is a character in the story of Sui and Tang Dynasties. He ranked seventh among the eighteen heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties, seventh among the sixteen heroes and seventh among the heroes in Tang Shuo. In the novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties written by Chu people in the early Qing Dynasty, Luo's son was also invented. He is the son of Luo Yi of Yanshan and the cousin of Qin Qiong. He is proficient in marksmanship. In Biography of Xing Tang Dynasty, he holds a lightning bolt and a flying gun with five hooks. His family, Luo Chun, is an old family, and Luo Chun and both are brothers of Luo Cheng in Quyi ballad "Star", "Big" and "Heroes of the Wagang". McCullough was established.

Luo Cheng, whose real name is Shi Xin (Luo Shixin) in the Ming Dynasty novel "The Thorn of the King of Tang and Qin", was killed when he surrendered to Liu Heita, but he didn't say that he was Se's son. There are Luo Cheng (the son of Luo Yi) and Luo Shixin in Yuan Yuling's novels Legacy of the Ming and Sui Dynasties, Romance of the Chu People in the Early Qing Dynasty and Legend of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty, but Luo Cheng did not die in Legacy of the Sui Dynasty and Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Luo Shixin was captured and killed while recruiting Liu Heita (close to real history). There is no Luo Shixin in the novel Tang Shuo in the Qing Dynasty, but Luo Cheng, the son of Se, was killed in Liu Heita. Luo Cheng's experience in Xing Tang Zhuan is similar to that of Tang Shuo, while Luo Shixin was shot to death by an arrow when attacking Yangzhou.

Most of McCullough's deeds are fictional in novels and ballads such as The Legend of the Tang Dynasty and The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and some of them are based on Luo Shixin in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Luo Shixin is a real figure in history, and has many similarities with Luo Cheng in the novel, so he is regarded as Luo Cheng's historical prototype.

Legend has it that Luo Cheng had two sons, the eldest named Luo Tong, who was appointed as the dry royal highness of the Prince, sweeping the North King and the Yue King. The child's name is Luo Ren.

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Paul McCullough, also known as Luo, cold-faced sniper (jade-faced silver gun) Joe McCullough, McCullough openly boarded a western little white dragon and flew to bright silver gun with five hooks in his palm! Never lost a battle, known as the "ever-victorious general"; Dantè s wore a bright silver tiger helmet, simple silver armor and a simple robe, and his face was like powder. He was about sixteen or seventeen years old.

Born with fine features, white teeth and red lips, face like pink ball, both wisdom and courage, face like pink, eyes like Ma Taixing, teeth like Dani, born slim, wearing a golden crown, wearing a red embroidered golden robe, a gold belt around his waist and tiger boots.

Bright silver white tiger helmet (trident bright silver handsome helmet)

Silver helmet and silver armor (plain silver armor, bright silver armor, big leaf, bright silver cloud armor)

Weapons: Five Hooks Fly to bright silver gun Panlong Silver Mace.

Mount: beyond the mountain, the shadow of lightning, white dragon pony (western little white dragon)

Stunt: comeback

Marksmanship: Five Tiger Broken Soul Gun

family member

Father: Luo Yi.

The first mother: Jiang (Luo Yi's original wife, in the hero of the earthen jar, the strange ring in Beijing Opera, and Gui Zhi in the edge of the fireworks in Henan Opera).

Birth mother: Qin (wife of Luo Yi), whose name is ""in Shuo Tang; "Xing Tang Biography" is called "Jolie")

The Legend of Heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties: Lei Edition Luo Cheng

Brother: The first of the four wonders, known as the "General of the Magic Gun", was born to his first mother, Jiang (aka).

Wife: The classical novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: Dou Xianniang, Hua Lan.

Legend of the Tang Dynasty: Zhuang (Zhuang Jinding)

The Romance of Hangzhou Pinghua in Sui and Tang Dynasties: Shan Binbin

The TV series Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties: Dan Bingbing (based on Shan Binbin)

Hero of Sui and Tang Dynasties: Xin Yuee (formerly Wang Bodang's girlfriend)

New Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: Yingying Shan (prototype is TV drama version of Dan Bingbing)

Son:

The Classical Novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: Ada and Al (another name)

The Story of the Tang Dynasty: Luo Tong

Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties (TV Edition): Luo Tong and Luo Ren.

Luo Tong Sweeps the North: Luo Tong and Luo Ren

Nephew: Luo Huan, son of Luo Song.

Grandfather: NIKI

Uncle: Qin Yi.

Aunt: Ning's.

Cousin: Qin Qiong.

Cousin: Zhang Ziyan (storytelling "Biography of the Tang Dynasty" and TV series "Biography of Heroes in Sui and Tang Dynasties"); Zhang (novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties and Biographies of the Tang Dynasty); Jia (storytelling "Xing Tang Chuan" edition); Li Rongrong (The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties in Hangzhou Pinghua); Yang Yuer (new TV series "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties")

The position of storytelling

In the storytelling edition, Luo became the seventh among the thirteen outstanding figures in Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Thirteen Jie four fierce four unique:

Thirteen outstanding figures: 1. Li Yuanba, 2 years old. Yuwen Chengdou, 3. Pei Yuanqing, 4 years old. Xiong Kuohai, 5. Wu, 6 years old. Wu Tianxi, 7. Luo Cheng, 8 years old. Yang Lin, 9 years old. Wei Wentong, 10. Qin Yong, 1 1.

Four fierce: 1. Luo Shixin, 2. Come to Hull, 3. New arts and sciences, 4. Shang Shitu.

Four must: 1. Luo Song, 2 years old. Ding Yanping, 3 years old. Cheng, 4 years old. Wang Bodang.

Literary image

Luo Shixin did exist in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and it has many similarities with Luo Cheng in the novel, so it is considered as the historical prototype of Luo Cheng.

In classical novels such as The Legacy of Sui History and The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, Luo Shixin's deeds are basically consistent with the official history, except that Luo Shixin became sworn to Qin Qiong in his early years and later rebelled against Shandong to protect his mother. Although there is no Luo Shixin in Tang Shuo, Luo Cheng, the fictional character in the novel, takes Luo Shixin as the historical prototype.

Luo Shixin and Luo Chengdu used guns. They are very brave and have high martial arts. Luo Shixin stayed in Wagangjun in history, and so did McCullough.

After the defeat of Wagangjun, Luo Shixin took refuge in Wang, and McCullough also took refuge in him.

Out of contempt for the king, Luo Shixin voted for Tang, and so did McCullough.

In the fifth year of Wude (622), Luo Shixin led hundreds of people to confront Liu Heita several times. Eight days later, he was defeated, captured and killed. He is only in his twenties. Luo Cheng of Tang Shuo was also killed by the same person at the same place in the same year. He died in his twenties.

Luo Yi had a son in history, but his name and deeds were not recorded in the history books. Luo Yi made his fortune at the end of Sui Dynasty and was not related to Qin Baoshu. Luo Cheng's image in the novels of Sui and Tang Dynasties also has a process of gradual fullness and deepening:

In the novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties in the early Ming Dynasty, there was only Luo Shixin, but there was no story of Luo Cheng.

Luo Cheng and Luo Shixin are the same person in the Ming Dynasty novel "The Words of the King of Tang and Qin". The book mentions "Luo Cheng, a scholar", who is a brave general under the king of Qin, so they are hated by Yuan Ji and Cheng Jian. Two kings, Yin and Qi, led the troops to levy Liu Heita and asked McCullough to send troops on "unlucky day". Sue shot and killed Nihe. "Luo Shixin went to the Tang Dynasty at the age of eighteen and died at the age of twenty. He lost his wife after he died. " The king of the late Qin Dynasty and the ghost of Luo Cheng helped him. However, this work does not describe Luo Cheng's birth experience in detail, saying that he is Luo Yi's son or Qin Qiong's cousin.

At the end of Ming Dynasty, McCullough and Luo Shixin were divided into two people. There is a real person in the history of Luo Shixin. He is "fourteen years old, short and fierce" and has great strength. He can separate the bullfighting and make friends with Qin Qiong. Following Qin Qiong to pacify the Zhang Xutuo Rebellion, and then following Qin Qiong to surrender to the Tang Dynasty, he was brave and good at fighting, but his character was rough. After taking the fort, we will "kill all men, women and children." Liu Heita besieged the city, and scholars believed in guarding the city. "The city is trapped, the Black Tower wants to use it, and it is unyielding to die, 28 years old." The description of the work basically conforms to the historical facts. Luo Chengze is a fictional character of the author. He is Se's son and Qin Qiong's cousin. When he was sent to Youzhou, Qin Qiong, he shot an eagle for Qin Qiong, showing the brave and naive character of a young hero. But then mccullough didn't perform well and didn't explain the ending.

The novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties in Qing Dynasty still divided Luo and Luo Shixin into two people. Luo Shixin's story is the same as the one in Sui Shi Yi, while Luo Cheng added Dou Jiande, king of Xia, to attack Youzhou. McCullough and Dou Jiande's daughter-in-law fell in love at first sight as soon as they met, and then they got married. After many good deeds and many twists and turns, Luo Cheng married Dou Xianniang and Hua Lan, which constituted a "double beauty", which was completely a model of the novels of gifted scholars and beautiful women popular in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. Later, McCullough was made the chief of Youzhou, and Fairy Mother and Lan each had a son. They went to pay homage to the tomb of Cao Hou, the mother-in-law of Xia, but were not killed by Prince Li Chengjian and Li Yuanji, the king of Qi, nor did they explain his final ending.

Tang Shuo, a novel in the Qing Dynasty, canceled the character of Luo Shixin and merged some of his deeds into the image of Luo Cheng, and the two became one.

Luo Cheng's experience in the contemporary storytelling Biography of the Tang Dynasty is similar to that in Tang Shuo. Luo Shixin was a stupid strongman who was shot dead by an arrow when attacking Yangzhou.

Historical textual research

Listen to the Sui and Tang Dynasties storytelling, there are several places quite confused:

1. As a positive figure, Luo Chengzhi's cruelty in the Sui and Tang Dynasties is quite rare in romance novels.

2. McCullough is Qin Qiong's cousin and Luo Shixin is Qin Qiong's adopted brother. How can a storyteller have no imagination? They don't even change their surnames. What is the match between Luo and Qin?

3. Although Luo Shixin is the first of the four fierce, he basically belongs to the role of a walk-on. Luo Shixin's absence from Tang Shuo does not affect the development of the plot. Adding Luo Shixin to the storytelling makes the plot vivid, but it also brings contradictions in the plot: Since there are so many powerful people in Wagangshan, what are you afraid of, such as Yang Lin and Li Yuanba? This character seems to have been added later.

There are many similarities between the historical image of "silly hero" Luo Shixin and the image of Luo Cheng in the novel. Cai Dongfan's The Romance of Tang Shi said: "There is a Luo Cheng in popular novels, which is believed to have been misinformed by Luo Shixin".

Luo Shixin: "Close to Pei (Li) ... (Wang). The world loves its talents, and when it meets them, it will be … slightly rejected. Scholars believe in shame and martial arts, and lead thousands of people under their command to surrender their ancestors ... Starting from the attack of the king of Qin on Luoshui, Liu Heita ... He died unyielding. At the age of 28, McCullough voted for the king from Shi Mi Fu, from Luoyang to Tang, and was defeated in the battle to surrender Liu Heita, just like Luo Shixin. In addition, Qin Cheng returned to the Tang Dynasty at the same time, and Luo Cheng arrived later, which is also related to historical records. According to the New Tang Book, Qin Cheng once sought to return to the Tang Dynasty, but Luo did not attend, so the time when Luo and Qin Cheng voted for the Tang Dynasty should be different.

Luo Shixin: "On the 14th of this year ... I killed a thief ... and several people on the Wei River. I took the first stage and threw it away, carrying a spear and wearing it. Thieves dare not speak loudly ... every time I kill a thief, I take care of it, and I still test it from generation to generation. " "If you attack the Qianjinbao, there will be slanderous troops in the fort, and the believers will be angry ... and they will be slaughtered without class."

Luo Chengzhi's meanness and viciousness in the novel are inseparable from Luo Shixin's deeds. Legend has it that Se asked Luo Cheng to help, but Luo Cheng helped the earthen jar, helped Qin break the bronze flag array, drove him to a natural death, and killed his son himself.

Luo Shixin, Biography of Loyalty and Righteousness in the New Tang Dynasty: "People in Licheng, qi zhou ... defended Zhang Xutuo and led troops to attack thieves. Shi Xin ... at that time 14 years old ... asked for self-efficacy ... and was killed by Shi Mi. Shi Xin and Pei became close friends, and he was in charge of the headquarters, so that all his subordinates could get the king. I was hit hard and saw Yu. The world loves its talents, meet them and sleep with them. After the secret will Taiyuan really wait. So the scholar's letter is a little sparse. Scholars believe in shame and martial arts, attracting more than a thousand people to surrender their ancestors. "

Luo Shixin and his hometown voted for Zhang Xutuo, Pei, Wang and Tang gaozu successively, and they looked exactly the same during the period. The close relationship between them can be imagined, which is also the reason why Qin and Luo were designed as cousins in Romance.

Tai and Cheng all defected to Wang after Shi Biao's defeat, so Luo Shixin's surrender should be earlier than Qin and Cheng's and before Shi Biao's defeat.

Luo Shixin/Kloc joined the army at the age of 0/4, and died in Wude five years (AD 622). There are two different views about him all the year round. According to Old Tang Shu and Zi Zhi Tong Jian, Luo Shixin was only twenty years old, while according to New Tang Shu, Luo Shixin was twenty-eight. In the decade of Great Cause (AD 6 14), Luo was either twelve or twenty years old when Zhang Xutuo was at war with. The former is absurd, but he should follow the latter. This year, follow Zhang Xutuo to attack Lu. Before that, he had been following the escort agency, and there was no special explanation such as "14 years", so he joined the army at a normal age, and his age should be older than Luo Shixin, so he regarded Qin Qiong as his brother. Luo Shixin's age is the origin of McCullough's young hero image.

Luo Shixin, Biography of Loyalty and Righteousness in the New Tang Dynasty: "Fourteen years old, short and fierce, please help yourself. It must be suspected that it is invincible and rare. Scholar angry, heavy armor, left and right, get on the horse. You have to promise. If you are a thief on the Weihe River, you will only line up. You will rush into the thief camp with a spear, stab several people, throw them level by level, and pierce them with a spear, and all thieves will be afraid. You must make good use of it, you big thief. Scholars believe in driving north, and every time they kill a thief, their noses will be satisfied and they will be tested by their generation. You must sigh and leave your horse. In every battle, you must climb up first. I believe that the deputy is normal. "

Thus, Luo Shixin was regarded as a confidant by Zhang Xutuo at a young age, while Qin Qiong has no special records, so he should be a warrior. "History as a Mirror" Ten years ago, when Zhang Xutuo attacked Lu, it was recorded that "only Luo Shixin and Licheng Qin were invited", and the biography was specially changed. Luo Shixin ranked first. After the downfall of Shi Biao, Qin Qiong became a title of generals in ancient times, and Luo Shixin was the general manager of the department. There is no doubt that his position is higher than Qin Qiong's. This is why McCullough's martial arts is higher than Qin Qiong's.

The following existing lyrics are enough to be strong evidence:

People from the Ming Dynasty came to the "Tang Dynasty and the King of Qin": My name is Luo Mingcheng, and I believe in words.

Beijing Opera "Luocheng Jiaoguan" (part of Beijing Opera "Luocheng"): Luo Shixin suffocated in the dark, and the northwest wind made me cold.

Henan pendant "The Gua of the Book of Los Angeles": Nihe will not die in Luo Shixin, but turn to a white robe to protect the country.

In this way, McCullough and Luo Shixin refer to one person. Presumably, it is the interpretation of Luo Shixin's story by novels and plays (in Luo Guanzhong's Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, there is only Luo Shixin without McCullough's name, but the passage "Black Arrow Shoots Luo Shixin" is now a clue to the Mud River). In the process of spreading, storytellers named it Luocheng and took the interpretation of letters as the word. Used by storytellers like Qin.

On the other hand, Se and McCullough are only linked by surnames. Similarly, Dou Jiande was changed to Li Shimin's uncle. There is no Se in the poems of the King of Qin in the Tang Dynasty, but it is said that Luo Cheng "studied under Li Ji and followed Qin Qiong in martial arts"; In McCullough's divination, there is a sentence "Visiting my father in Beiping at the age of ten". It can be seen that this McCullough image had nothing to do with Se at first, but later brought McCullough (Luo Shixin) and Se together through the plot of "visiting his father".

In addition, The Thorn of the King of Qin in the Tang Dynasty was basically written from the chopping axe hall of the old gentleman, and the main story was also adopted by the Tang Dynasty, with little difference in outline and history. But the plot of Waqiu Juyi should be the creation of storytellers, which has nothing to do with history. So one said that the Tang Dynasty was actually a blunt combination of two stories. So Cheng abdicated, General Wagang voted for Tang, and the top heroes died in batches (basically fictional), similar to before and after the Wuxing Mountain in The Journey to the West. In addition, the words and phrases themselves have traces of splicing, such as Wei Zhi, which is completely different.

Attachment: general comment on chapter 35 of the legacy of sui history;

According to historical records: Licheng Luo Shixin, a fellow countryman with Uncle Bao, was fourteen years old. He cooperated with Uncle Bao's colleague Zhang Xutuo and made meritorious deeds. Later scholars thought that Tang was the general manager and he was also a strange man. It was nothing, so I made it up.

It can be seen that Luo Shixin in Sui Shi Yi was added by the reviser. Therefore, there are both Luo Cheng (son of Luo Yi) and Luo Shixin in the novels Legacy of Sui History, Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties and Legend of Prospering Tang Dynasty.

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Luo Cheng and The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties

Author: Sikong Wandie.

McCullough is a noble son, infatuated with Dou Xianniang, and will also cry childishly for Xian Niang's divorce. There is no mention of Luo Chengzhi's death in The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, so there will be no tragic plot. I was not deeply shocked, only the association between the so-called vulgar son and the beautiful woman was endless in my mind. But I always feel that the legendary legend about the jade-faced sniper Qiaoluo City is definitely more than that simple. So I found "Say Tang".

McCullough and Tang Shuo

Author: Sikong Wandie.

After reading Tang Shuo, I found that most of the legends are based on Tang Shuo, which I have heard before.

Legends of unknown origin can be found in Tang Shuo. For example, "Luo Chengli grabs the first prize" and "Ronaldinho grabs the female general", which are hard to find in Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties or Legend of Xing Tang Dynasty, but in Said Tang Dynasty, it is a colorful plot, which makes me quite addicted. Finally, Luo Cheng's pen and ink in Shuo Tang is more than that in The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, and most of the plots in the 60th edition of Zi Jin Guan Er Wang Design Mud River and Luo Cheng Dies are the same as those in TV series. It seems that the ending of McCullough in Shuo Tang is basically recognized by everyone. Luo Chengzhi's death in "Tang Shuo" didn't cost too much ink. It looked tragic, but it lacked rendering. It simply used the phrase "the arrow shot at random, and he died instantly", which was not very powerful. Then there was a paragraph about showing it to my wife in my dream, which was a little superstitious and eclipsed. I want to see the biography of the Tang Dynasty. It is said that the description of Luo Cheng is more abundant.

Luo Cheng and Biography of Xing Tang Dynasty

People who deeply like McCullough are mostly because of xing. However, the "mopping-up" in the early morning of the New Year's Day, whether it is "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties" or "The Biography of People in the Tang Dynasty", is easy to get, and the most wanted one can't be found at all, so I am disappointed. On the second day of New Year's Day, I arrived at the city library and finally saw the 1984 version of "Biography of the Tang Dynasty". It is said that after entering the 2 1 century, the Complete Biography of Xing Tang was published once. However, after reading these four broken and yellow old books day and night, I am not disappointed at all, and I am still wanting more. In my opinion, it is far more wonderful than The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties and The Biography of Tang People, so that it has become one of my favorites now. Although this is a story-telling book, some stories are slightly imprecise in plot and structure, and sometimes they are far-fetched and vulgar, but humorous oral expressions are very popular. In particular, the portrayal of Luo Cheng in Biography of the Tang Dynasty is rich and complicated, and I can't find a suitable word to describe it. Every detail is lifelike, which makes people fondle, fascinated and impressed by charm.

Luo Chengchu appeared in Xing Tang Biography for the eighth time. He was a child then. Du fork asked McCullough to intercede with his father Se to save the benefactor Qin Qiong from killing him. However, McCullough, who is very good at daily reconciliation with Du Cha, refused and stopped asking. Usually, people's comments here show for the first time that Luo's laws are so strict that Luo Cheng is so afraid of his father. But this detail has surprised me. Usually children are soft-hearted and impulsive, but McCullough is unmoved by his age. Obviously, he is not that kind of cold boy, nor is he a good man. He's not the same. As soon as Fang appeared, his unique character was torn apart.

Look down again, McCullough's appearance description appeared. "Dantè s Dantès Dailiang's silvery white tiger helmet, wearing plain silver armor, plain robes and powder, is about sixteen or seventeen years old." -this description can't help but remind people that plain clothes, a beautiful young man with a jade face shot in the back, is lovable at first. When Se asked Qin Qiong about her real name, Luo Chenggong said to herself, Needless to say, it must be my cousin. -What a clever boy, knowing the end of the road. So far, my thoughts and feelings for McCullough just stay in admiration.

Childish

Qin Qiong took mccullough to a restaurant and asked him what he was eating. "McCullough blushed, picked on Qin Qiong's ear and said," I don't want to come up, you want it yourself. Then I don't understand "silver needle" and "quilt" and wonder: how did the quilt come up? Cousin let me eat with a quilt! -Although some critics say that this episode of mccullough reveals some calmness and precocity out of order, I think its expression, movements, language and psychological activities are really cute. And after returning, Luo Cheng and his father Luo Yi vividly described the "silver needle" (bean sprouts) that they had never eaten, which was even more funny. That is a family boy who is indifferent to food, but he is kind and lovely.

Next, I am familiar with the story of brothers passing guns and hammers. I also think that Li Tang wrote a unique trick of keeping secrets from each other, which is creative. However, in Xing Tang Biography, McCullough kept his comeback secret. I just thought he was precocious, and then he wrote that he turned off qigong and told his cousin to pretend to be sick if he was playful. This makes Qin Qiong wary of him-he can't help but make people feel that McCullough is really a naughty boy, but he is as playful as all the naughty children around us. He is really kind and cute. Looking down again, the two men saw that Qin used a performance hammer, and another sentence appeared: "Luo Cheng said to him," Cousin, look at how mighty this busker is. I really love him! "Tone is completely childish, don't you think it's cute? I really like it.

Role experience

Qin Qiong and McCullough

Qin Qiong doesn't like McCullough, not because he is jealous of his talent. On the contrary, he likes his cousin's talent, but he is afraid of his moody and unpredictable personality. Xu Maogong, the first wise man in the crock, also said: I can't fathom McCullough's mind. Qin Qiong was scared, too. He is afraid because he loves his cousin deeply. No matter whether this love comes from blood or something else, the more he loves his cousin, the more afraid he is. He is afraid that one day this cousin will stand on the opposite side of himself and the Wagang brothers.

It is because he knows his cousin's amazing talent that he is afraid that he will become the enemy of everyone one day. So what should he do with himself that day?

This great pressure made him afraid to make a deal with Luo. It was not until McCullough finally defected to the Western Wei Dynasty that his burden was completely put down. During that time, I finally got drunk with McCullough, and finally formed an iron triangle with McCullough and Cheng in the Western Wei Dynasty.

Does my cousin know McCullough's mind? He is a clever and transparent person, and he may be able to guess his cousin's thoughts. But his admiration for Qin Qiong never wavered. There is an interesting explanation, because McCullough himself can't be a morally perfect person, but he thinks Qin Qiong is. Qin Qiong's love and righteousness attracted McCullough like the sun. Have you seen Hao Sijia's feelings for Mei Lan in Gone with the Wind? Hao Sijia, who has no traditional morality and does things by hook or by crook, admires the perfect role of Mei Lan, and they forged a friendship between life and death during the civil war.

The cousins have established a strong friendship in such a strange way. In the face of Yang Lin, an enemy who was kind to his father, Qin Qiong lingered in pain, and Luo became his move; In the face of gold and silver wooing their own king can not be cold-faced, Luo Chengdai pulled down his face. And Qin Qiong, he used his sophisticated sleek maintenance McCullough, for McCullough in tense atmosphere down a step. He acted as a lubricant between McCullough and others, and he stood on the side of his cousin in silence.

Such mutual maintenance, although painful, is also very tangled.

If friends can use multiple-choice questions, Qin Qiong will be willing to be Dan Xiong Xin's friend. Qin Qiong's kindness has never been repaid, but what he owes Dan Xiong Xin has become a debt that he can never repay.

But friends are not the relationship between debts, but the agreement of empathy. Qin Qiong's last friend is not Jia Jialou's staff, nor the person who used to call him big brother, but his estranged cousin. Only in front of McCullough, Qin Qiongcai don't have to beat around the bush, don't pretend to be generous, don't worry about offending each other. Just in front of McCullough, Qin Qiong is no longer hypocritical, but relaxed and true. Even if it's true, it's not perfect, and it's not pretty.

Because McCullough's mind is strong enough and tough enough. He does great things and never returns; He can bend over and stretch when he encounters a sudden change. He doesn't need to return the favor, and he won't always remind someone in Qin how many times I saved you. McCullough in front of Qin Qiong, too. This truth, McCullough does not explain, only let him feel.

You don't have to be friends by blood Jiang Chun and McCullough got closer, but they didn't become friends. Jiang Chun only saw his half-brother's cruelty to Yang Yichen, but he couldn't see his feelings for the Western Wei Dynasty. He only saw McCullough's calculation, but he couldn't see the intention to protect his brother behind the calculation; In his eyes, he only sees his brother's shortcomings, but he can't see his brother's goodness. I only saw his fickle feelings when he killed the enemy, but I didn't see his kindness when he saved his brother. Jiang Chun and McCullough, nominally brothers, are actually passers-by.

McCullough's good, Qin Qiong is the most clear. Qin Qiong's good, McCullough knows best.

Mutual understanding, mutual understanding and mutual tolerance, such brothers, do not need blood.

Cheng and Luo Cheng

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Jia Jialou has forty-six friends, and the three closest friends are Cheng, Cheng and Luo Cheng. If it means that Luo has a cousin, Cheng's life experience and personality have almost nothing to do with Luo Cheng. They can become brothers, which is the most incredible thing in Biography of Xing Tang County.

To give a simple example, McCullough went to Jia Gulou for the first time, and made friends only with handsome people, such as Wang Bodang and Chai Shao. At that time, he was completely a young gentleman who only looked at his appearance to make friends and didn't understand the world. Two words are described as "superficial". He is ugly, a gangster selling smuggled salt, and an oil dealer sitting in a cell. He is occasionally dragged into the underworld by this guy You Junda. The first earth-shattering event was to rob the emperor.

The initial friendship between the two people, or Cheng's affection for McCullough, originated from McCullough's separate confrontation with Dan. At that time, Dan Xiong Xin, in this case, was afraid with the momentum of the Elders in Greenwood, and asked who cut off the emperor's bar. Qin Qiong couldn't stop, and You Junda was scared to death. Other greenwood characters naturally stood on his side, and Gongmen were also eyeing up. Under the local conditions at that time, anyone just wanted to keep his head, and it was conceivable that he was angry or lonely.

The moment McCullough stood up, Cheng's heart must be full of gratitude and warmth. I don't know why this delicate and delicate-looking boy turned out to be the most rustic figure in the world, and he was the only one who dared to criticize sharply and stopped Dan Xiong Xin from asking about it. It's interesting to have a closer look at the description of the biography of the Tang Dynasty at that time. Chai Shao has just made a deal with Luo, and Chai Shao's performance is to quietly pull McCullough's clothes and ask him not to mess around and offend these outlaws. Cheng was probably determined to make a deal with Luo, a friend. Only he saw the superficial appearance, deep blood and spirit of this constantly chauffeured teenager, and only he saw McCullough's lawless fighting spirit and courage as himself.

Friendship is sometimes like love, which is triggered by one thing and spreads vigorously. So Cheng Jinyao finally pushed down You Junda, who told him not to talk many times, and stood up: "I did it!" This attitude must have shocked everyone, including McCullough. After all, robbing the emperor's bar is a great sin to rob others. McCullough's performance at that time was admirable. He is a bit like that kind of adolescence, eager to betray and suppress his background and family. Before he came to Shandong, he might have thought about what the character who robbed the emperor's bar was like a thousand times, and his heart might have envied him to the extreme. Unexpectedly, such a hero turned out to be the "fourth brother" around him. If it were today, he might take out his notebook and ask Cheng to sign it as a souvenir. At that time, his performance was: Cheer for Cheng loudly! His enthusiastic support almost reached the level of flattery. The details in Biography of the Tang Dynasty are exquisite, saying that he repeatedly acted as background music when telling stories in Cheng: "Good!" It's a bit like the effect of a symphony listener suddenly clapping in high-spirited music to interrupt the performance.

Luo Cheng's friendship was born at that time.