Seek the shortcomings of Wu Yong in the water margin

Make friends, recruit talents, and make good use of people. Win battles thousands of miles away in strategic planning with the foresight and foresight of politicians. Be loyal to Liangshan and friends.

Wu Yong is actually the most useful person in Liangshan, Shui Bo. Liangshan, Shui Bo, is a mixed-up anti-government armed force. Wu Yong can't take the first place in Liangshan. Personal prestige is not as good as the former quasi-underworld leader Tota Tianwang Classical in Dongxi Village, or even as good as Xiaoyi Kursaburo and Timely Rain Sung River. His personal appeal is not enough to create a water margin, but there is a difference. Liangshan Dazhai can live without Bai Sheng, Wang Aihu, even Lu, or Guan Sheng, Qin Ming and Hu.

Wu Yong is the embodiment of wisdom in the water margin world, close to Zhuge Liang in status and importance. In the eyes of ordinary people, he is actually Zhuge Liang of the Water Margin, right?

But in the spiritual world of China people, can Wu Canyong in Water Margin be compared with Zhuge Liang in Three Kingdoms? I'm afraid not. Perhaps it can be said that it is far from it.

First of all, Wu Yong is not as wise as Zhuge Liang. The meaning of this sentence does not mean that Wu Yong fought against Zhuge Liang and lost to Zhuge Liang, but that the description of strategy in Water Margin is relatively simple.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms shows a turbulent historical era in which valiant soldiers are like clouds and counselors are like rain. In addition to Zhuge Liang's fighting spirit, there are many amazing people who strategize and win thousands of miles, such as Guo Jia, Zhou Yu, Pang Tong, Sima Yi, and so on. Zhuge Liang's talent and wisdom shine in the collision with excellent opponents. The two sides launched layers of military counterattacks on each other's operational strategies and decision-making psychology. Finally, Zhuge Liang was better in the contest of wisdom and let his opponent fall into a trap. However, there is obviously no such wonderful strategic description in Water Margin.

Wu Yong of the Water Margin has no rival. The meaning of this sentence is not that the opponent is inferior to him, but that no one plays the role of the opponent. As long as he sticks up two fingers and tells some tricks, his opponent will promise to be trapped and let Liangshan heroes beat him up. It's too simplistic to leave a deep impression. Perhaps the only really remarkable thing in Wu Yong's strategy is to outwit the birth class.

Wu's taste in strategy is far less than Zhuge Liang's, and he often does things by hook or by crook. In order to force Zhu Tong up the mountain, he and Song Jiang made a plan to let Li Kui jy chop the four-year-old official's son alive. This method is similar to Song Jiang killing a village and forcing Qin Ming, which is cruel and diabolical. For another example, in order to force Lu Junyi to go up the mountain, he lied to Lu Junyi about this poem, and lied to Lu's housekeeper that Lu had made up his mind to go up the mountain to rebel, leaving his horse behind and narrowly killing Lu Junyi. I'm afraid this can only be described as insidious. In short, what kind of climate is used to create a typical rogue means?

Wu Yong's taste is lower than Zhuge Liang's. In the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang, on the one hand, is the embodiment of wisdom, but at the same time, he is still a tragedy that struggles with fate knowing that he can't do it.