Brief Introduction to the High Demand of Water Margin

Gao Qiu (? -1 126) people in the late northern song dynasty. He was Su Shi's mini history (buddhist nun). Later, all the ministers and secretaries were entrusted to Wang Xi. Because he is good at cuju, he is favored by Duan Wang (Hui Zong). Hui Zong acceded to the throne, the officer to the same department, Song abandoned the pool when he was in office. Jing Kangchu died of illness.

Golf, formerly known as golf, is a rascal and street hooligan in Tokyo. Even his father couldn't stand him, so he went to the government to sue him. As a result, Gao Qiu was "distributed out of bounds with twenty crutches". Later, Gao Qiu went to Huaixi and went to Liu Shiquan, an idle Han Chinese who opened a casino.

Unexpectedly, Liu Shiquan didn't want to take this rascal in for a long time. Under the recommendation of Liu Shiquan, Gao Qiu returned to Tokyo and joined the drug dealer Dong Jiangshi. Dong Jiangshi didn't want to take him in, so he sent him there and recommended him to Xiao. This time, Gao Qiu found a bosom friend, and Wang treated him like a family. Soon, Xiao Wang took a fancy to Gao Qiu. Since Gao Qiu defected to Xiao Qiu, he has actually revealed the opportunity to get rich. At this time, although Gao Qiu was still a Wang, he had virtually climbed the high branch, and it was only a matter of time before he reached the top. The author of Water Margin ingeniously added a word "Xiao" in front of Wang Du Taiwei and his uncle Wang Duan, indicating that every villain who is hated by ordinary people is naturally appreciated by villains. As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together.

The little brother Duan Wang was none other than the emperor Hui Zong who acceded to the throne later. Hui Zong is a football fan. As it happens, playing football is Gao Qiu's strong point, so people in Tokyo call him "golf". Of course, just playing well is not enough. Gao Qiu has other skills. Look at his performance when he first met Huizong: First, a "Yuanyang turned around" kicked the ball that had just rolled to his feet, which surprised Hui Zong; Then, when answering Hui Zong's question, he quickly "knelt down", then "knelt down with his hands crossed", "worshipped the Tao" and "worshipped the Tao again", which was extremely respectful. When Hui Zong asked him to play football, he "kowtowed and apologized" and "tried his best to flatter the king"

It seems that hooligans can only play hooligans and be overbearing in front of ordinary people, but not in front of powerful people.

Besides, Emperor Hui Zong was very happy to meet such intimate friends as Golf. After he acceded to the throne, he was promoted to Gao Qiu in less than half a year and became the commander-in-chief of the Temple Shuaifu. When golf became rich, it was changed to "autumn". Probably he thinks there is a beast next to the word "Mao". If it is a single person, it will be a person.

The villain succeeded, and the first thing to do was to express personal grievances. Gao Qiu found that Wang Jin, the coach of the 800,000 imperial guards in Tokyo, was under his command, and Wang Jin's father beat Gao Qiu. Therefore, Gao Qiu wanted revenge, causing martial arts coach Wang to flee with his mother overnight. At that time, there were frequent border troubles in the Song Dynasty, and it was at the time of employing people, but Wang Jin, a useful talent of the country, was cornered. Strangely, the Northern Song Dynasty did not perish, and Hui Zong was not captured alive by 8 Jin J!

"Water Margin" begins with the story of the rise of rogue Gao Qiu, without mentioning the protagonist Liangshan hero in the book. The implication is clear: the country is in turmoil and the people are struggling until officials force the people to rebel, and the emperor and his favorite corrupt officials are hard to blame. When China published a large number of Water Margin in the 1970s, people thought that Water Margin was "only aimed at corrupt officials, not at the emperor", but it was not. In the imperial era, Shi Naian had to use Qubi. Just think, Gao Qiu, Tong Guan, Cai Jing, Yang Jian and others, who is using common sense and reusing them? If there is no bad king, how can there be traitors?

The history of Gao Qiu's rise also shows that under the feudal autocratic system, buttering up the powerful is a great secret of promotion. "No one in the DPRK is an official, and some people in the DPRK are good officials." "If you want to be an official, you must find a backer; Without backing, it is difficult to climb the sky. " These are all words of wisdom.

References:

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