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Poems about Lu Junyi

1. The sentence describing Lu Junyi is one of the classic characters in China's famous classical novel Water Margin. Because of its rich appearance and superb martial arts, it was nicknamed "Jade Kirin". He lived in Daming House, Beijing, and was originally a wealthy businessman in Daming House, Hebei Province, and later became the second leader of Liangshan.

Lu Junyi, with eyes full of gods, is nine feet (2.07 meters) tall, commanding and handsome. He is kind and generous.

His martial arts are extraordinary, and he is superb with one stick, and he is a big talker. After Lu Junyi and Song Jiangtong were wooed, they successively conquered Liao, Wang Qing, Fang La, the official martial doctor, and Luzhou Peace Messenger.

But Cai Jing and other treacherous court officials summoned Lu Junyi back to Beijing and put mercury in the food the emperor gave him. Lu Junyi was too painful to ride a horse, so he had to take a boat back to Luzhou, where he slipped and drowned.

2. Ancient poems related to Lu Junyi: the highest sky, the highest star, Jade Kirin, Lu Junyi.

His eyes are bright, his eyebrows are splayed, and his body is nine feet like silver. Majestic, like a god. I'm used to using sticks, and dragons have no skill. In Beijing, the family background is innocent and the ancestors are rich. Kill ten thousand enemies, drive ten thousand horses, and annihilate a thousand troops. More loyal to the liver, strong gas lingyun. Generous, in the name of the British people. Mr. Lu's double name is Junyi and his nickname is Yu Qilin.

The "ma bu" or horse stance just look is the first, the sky is high, and the star of all evil falls from the sky. Eyes like paint, face like silver. Zhang Er's steel gun is invincible, riding a fast horse, and his talent is superior. Lu Junyi in Liangshan, Jade Kirin in Hebei.

Sung river 36 people shout:

White jade unicorn, beautiful. If the dust is too far away, the fur will eventually deteriorate.

3. What is the poem written by Wu Yong to Lu Junyi? This poem is: A boat among reeds, through which Jie Jun and Russia swam. If an honest man can know this truth, he can escape carefree.

Lu Hua has a boat, and this gentleman is going to swim from here soon. Knowing the hidden truth, and in turn asking yourself to escape, you can have no worries.

From Chapter 61 of Water Margin by Shi Naian in Ming Dynasty.

The background of the poem is that Wu Yong, a military strategist, disguised himself as a fortune teller and wrote an anti-poem on the Lujia wall in order to lure Lu Junyi up the mountain to join the partnership. Together, the first word of every sentence in the poem is "Lu Junyi's objection". Later, Lu's housekeeper reported to the government and forced Lu Junyi to go to Liangshan.

Extended data:

Lu Junyi's life

In his early years, Lu Junyi took Guli and others to Tai 'an for business to avoid disaster. On the road, he held high the banner and challenged the water margin. On the way to Liangshan, he was ambushed with Lu, Lu, Liu Tang and others. Lu Junyi was outnumbered, and when he fled by boat, he was captured alive by Zhang Shun, a white man in Langli, on Liangshan.

After Lu Junyi went to Liangshan, he took the second place and became the first deputy marshal of the governor's military forces. He fought side by side with Song Jiang and participated in several large-scale battles. After Fang Wax, the court in Song Dynasty named him as Luzhou Anfu Ambassador and Deputy Director of Military Forces Department.

Later, because of the contradiction with Gao Qiu, Gao Qiu designed to put mercury in the imperial wine. Lu Junyi couldn't ride a horse after drinking, and fell into the water while taking a boat on the Huaihe River in Sizhou.

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