Li Kui jy's personality characteristics and deeds.

Analysis of Li Kui jy's Personality Characteristics This hero, nicknamed Black Cyclone and Iron Bull, belongs to the comic hero image in China's ancient novels. There are many similar characters in ancient novels, such as Zhang Fei in The Romance of Three Kingdoms, Zhang Fei in The Legend of the King of Yue, Zhang Fu in The Romance of Yangjiafu, and Cheng in The Legend of Tang Dynasty.

These characters have some common characteristics. From the appearance, most of them are tall, burly and ugly. From the perspective of talent and disposition, they are all good at martial arts, often using heavy weapons such as axes and hammers, fighting bravely, being good at fighting hard battles, being rough and straightforward, and having a fierce temper.

Interestingly, they are often closely related to the elegant and calm Lord. This kind of contrasting character collocation and appearance is easy to produce comedy effect. In addition, these comic book heroes are always impulsive because of their reckless and impatient personalities, and they are constantly in trouble, either making a misunderstanding or doing bad things with good intentions, which also adds a lot of waves to their works.

Fortunately, the trouble is not too big, and it can always be solved by the big brother-like master, which has a close call and humorous artistic effect.

Compared with Zhang Fei,,, Cheng, and others, jy has some personality characteristics besides the above personality characteristics. The first is its rogue habit. He was born as a farmer, but he didn't have the kindness of a farmer, and he was not naive at all. On the contrary, he shows a rogue appearance, gambling and robbery, which is no different from ordinary hooligans.

Although his works depict him as a comic hero, like Niu Hao, Jiao Zan and Meng Liang, they fail to achieve this effect, which is concealed by his servility and bloodthirsty nature. He can't make people feel cute, but he makes people feel terrible. From the beginning, he appeared as a prisoner in Jiangzhou. From him, I can't see the farmers' duty of simplicity, simplicity and hard work. In the process of wandering the rivers and lakes, he has developed a strong rogue habit, such as gambling and robbing people and property.

Li Kui jy has some valuable qualities, such as his frankness, boldness and boldness. However, there are also obvious personality defects in his manners, from which we can see some dark sides of human nature, and only his frankness is particularly obvious. Many of his actions lack rational thinking, just because he is reckless and has no clear purpose. They can only be described as an impulse and catharsis, so they are easy to get out of control and become a destructive force.

His resistance to the imperial court seemed resolute, but in fact it was unconscious. He has no particularly mature ideas himself, unlike Lin. After experiencing the hardships of life, Lu has a clear understanding of the darkness of the government and is becoming more and more mature. In contrast, jy in Li Kui has made no progress and is getting older day by day, but the same mistakes are still repeated.

Followed by bloodthirsty. Li Kui was both wise and brave, and took the lead, which made great contributions to the growth of Liangshan. However, Li Kui jy's fighting style is different. He often hacked with a firewood knife all the way, adding many innocent murders under the aimless firewood knife, which is particularly obvious in the section of Jiangzhou robbing the hospital.

When Li Kui jy indiscriminately chopped the axe to the wanted man who had surrendered, he killed the squire family, not to mention the readers, even Song Jiang and others could not stand it. I really don't know how Hu Sanniang accepted this reality. Fortunately, this book avoids this point. Otherwise, with Li Kui jy's actions, Hu Sanniang, Jeikiy and others will never let go. The infighting in Liangshan is only a matter of time, and the contradictions between the heroes are far more than these, but they are all under the guise of loyalty in the rivers and lakes.

Thirdly, it is its slave consciousness. On the surface, Li Kui jy is the most rebellious among Liangshan heroes, which can be seen from his repeated opposition to woo. However, his opposition to woo is based on supporting Song Jiang as emperor, and he has publicly expressed this idea many times. So his resistance was nothing more than replacing another emperor named Zhao with an emperor named Song.

Lin, are you both against courtship? The realm of Shandong, China and Japan is obviously different from that of China. Moreover, Li Kui jy, though seemingly fearless, showed obvious slave consciousness in the process of communication with Song Jiang. He can be said to be obedient to Song Jiang, and he has no complaints about fighting and killing. This lack of principled loyalty and service posts is incompatible with the maverick of Liangshan heroes.

This can also be seen from the comparison with the prodigal Yan Qing. As far as birth is concerned, Yan Qing is a real slave, and he is sincerely loyal to his master Lu Junyi. But Yan Qing did his duty as a slave in Lu Junyi, but his will was not controlled by Lu Junyi. We can understand it by talking with Lu Junyi on Fang La's triumphant return to Korea. In contrast, the difference between personal realm and grade is not difficult to see.

The ending of jy in Li Kui is also very tragic and intriguing. Such a brave and strong man did not die on the battlefield with a bang, but eventually died at the hands of his most admired and trusted eldest brother Song Jiang. Li Kui jy's tragedy began the day he followed Song Jiang.

It is conceivable that even if Song Jiang refused to woo, he still led all the heroes to Tokyo and became emperor himself. Waiting for Li Kui jy was also a tragic ending. His eldest brother Song Jiang will never be kinder and wiser than Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang. It's a face when you fight, and it's another face when you sit. Sung River will not exceed the maximum allowed by social history at that time.

Li Kui jy's axe is characterized by "Li Kui jy's axe cuts everyone". There is such a two-part allegorical saying because there is a tyrannical factor in Li Kui jy's blood. It's easy for him to get red-eyed when he kills someone, and then kill whoever he is.

At the beginning, in order to save Song Jiang, Li Kui jy robbed the giving ceremony. However, Li Kui jy killed everyone he met, whether soldiers or ordinary people. As long as someone stood in front of him, he killed them. At that time, jy station in Li Kui was full of corpses, and the earth was red with blood.

Li Kui jy has taken killing as his own pleasure, otherwise he will feel uncomfortable all over. At the beginning, Hu Jiazhuang had made it clear that he would cooperate with Song Jiang and others. But Li Kui jy still killed all the men, women and children in Hu Jiazhuang. When Song Jiang accused him, he just said, "I killed it when I saw it alive. I killed very happily. "

When he was in Taigong's house, Li Kui II killed his daughter and her lover. Not only that, after killing them, he chopped up their bodies for digestion.

It can be seen that Li Kui jy is not only reckless, he is very bloody and brutal, killing people is a very common thing for him, he just kills himself happily, regardless of the consequences of killing people. Li Kui jy's axe was covered with the blood of countless people. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to say that Li Kui jy's axe is aimed at everyone.

The commonness between Lu and jy jy and Lu actually has some similarities in character. They are also very loyal, reckless, and fearless. But they also have different aspects. Although Lu is reckless, he is crude and refined, and jy is reckless.

Lu, formerly known as Lu Da, is called "Flower Monk", which is his dharma name. Because it is a magistrate, it is also ruled by Lu. Like Li Kui jy, he is also one of the classic characters in Water Margin, ranking 13 in the list of Liangshan heroes. According to legend, Lu is eight feet tall and generous. At the same time, although he is a little reckless, he is crude and meticulous, which is very different from the simplicity and rudeness of Li Kui jy.

Lu is a man who hates evil, and he likes to fight against injustice. During his tenure as magistrate, when he was drinking with Shi Jin and Jong Li, he met Jin Lao's daughter crying next door to them. When Lu asked if butcher Zheng bullied his lover, he defended them. Later, in order to save Jin Cuiniang, Shen Zhi killed Kansai, a bully town, with three fists, and was pursued by the imperial court. Later, under the introduction of Jin Cuiniang's husband, she became a monk and escaped capture.

After Lu became a monk in Wutai Mountain, it was difficult to abide by the rules and regulations of the temple, and he often got drunk and made a scene in Wutai Mountain. After getting drunk again, he went crazy and broke the pavilion halfway up the mountain and the clay sculpture of King Kong. The elders in the temple could not forgive him, so they asked him to leave Wutai Mountain and introduced him to Suoguo Temple in Tokyo. Later, for chivalry, there was a big fight in Taohua Village.

Generally speaking, Lu is a man with chivalrous spirit, coarse and fine, and hates as much as hatred.

The Story of Li Kui jy Li Kui jy is an important figure in Water Margin, and the author describes him more, so there are many stories about Li Kui jy, such as Jiangzhou robbing the giving ceremony, Yiling killing four tigers, killing the little official's son, chopping Luo Zhenren with an axe, Juyi and so on.

The story of Li Kui's jy axe chopping Luo Zhenren happened when he and Dai Zong invited Gongsun Sheng out of the mountain. Because Gongsun Sheng refused to go out, Dai Zong and Li Kui jy rushed to Jizhou, trying to find Gongsun Sheng through Gongsun Sheng's master. On the way to Jizhou, Dai Zong played a trick on Li Kui jy with his magic method, which made Li Kui jy very obedient to him. After meeting Gongsun Sheng's masters Luo Zhenren, Dai Zong and Li Kui jy, Luo Zhenren refused to let Gongsun Sheng leave. In a rage, Li Kui jy hacked Luo Zhenren to death with his two axes, only to be taught a lesson by Luo Zhenren. Later, Luo Zhenren said that Li Kui jy was a killer. Thanks to Luo Zhenren, Dai Zong and Li Kui jy were able to invite Gongsun Sheng down the mountain, which increased Chai Jin's rescue opportunities.

The story about Dajuyi goes like this: Because Chao Gai was shot by the enemy's poisonous arrow in the battle of Zengtou City, Song Jiang temporarily became the stockade owner of two shanzhai. Then one day, Song Jiang and Wu Yong heard about Lu Junyi from a monk who was a Dojo, so they decided to invite Lu Junyi to the mountain. Then Wu Yong and Li Kui jy pretended to be fortune tellers and dumb Taoist children, respectively, and went to Daming House to lure Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Later, Lu Junyi was caught by Daming Mansion because of Wu Yong's anti-poetry and the betrayal of Gu Li, and almost died. Later, Liangshan sent people to attack Daming House twice to rescue Lu Junyi, and Li Kui jy was one of them. After that, Liangshan conquered many heroes one after another, and finally realized the great gathering of Liangshan 108 Liangshan heroes.

Li Kui jy's nickname, Li Kui jy, is "Black Cyclone". Li Kui jy, a black whirlwind, is a classic character in Shi Naian's classic novel Water Margin. Li Kui jy's nickname comes from his skin color and weapons. According to the description in the book, Li Kui jy is a man in black with dark skin. He uses two axes, and every time he swings them, they all pass through the crowd like a black whirlwind, so he is called "black whirlwind" in Jianghu.

Li Kui began to follow Sung River when he was in Jiangzhou. Since then, Li Kui jy has been loyal to Song Jiang. When Liangshan became sworn, the brothers were seated, and Li Kui jy ranked 22nd in the highest day, corresponding to killing stars, and was also the leader of the Fourth Step Army in Liangshan. He was full of talents and was highly valued by Song Jiang.

Black whirlwind Li Kui jy, nicknamed Iron Bull. The Water Margin also describes the story of Li Kui jy going to Liangshan with a lot of pen and ink. Before Li Kui jy met Song Jiang, Li Kui jy escaped because he killed someone. After he was granted Amnesty, Dai Zongshou, a psychic Pacific guard, worked in a small prison under his command. Later, Li Kui met Song Jiang who was sent to Jiangzhou for killing Yan Poxi. When we first met, Sung River gave Li Kui jy twelve taels of silver to bet on. Li Kui jy also admired Song Jiang's twelve taels of silver. After Song Jiang wanted to eat fish, Li Kui jy went to beg for fish, but he didn't want to fight with Zhang Shun who sold fish in Langli. Really no discord, no concord, Zhang Shun and Li Kui jy later became friends of Song Jiang, and they also went to Liangshan together.

Sung River was later caught by Huang Wenbing because he wrote an anti-poem in Xunyanglou. Li Kui jy robbed the giving ceremony with them without knowing the plan of Liangshan heroes, saved Song Jiang, and then went to Liangshan with everyone.

Li Kui jy is a household name, and Li Kui jy can be seen everywhere in many films and literary works. There is also a story about jy in Li Kui, which is also widely circulated among the people. Li Kui jy's Tianchi Dream is one of them.

At the beginning, after Song Jiang laid the cover, he gave a big banquet to celebrate. Li Kui jy is generous. He picked up the wine and drank it at the party. When he drank too much, he fell asleep. Drunk Li Kui JY had a dream. In the dream, Li Kui jy took a leisurely walk alone for the first time. When I reached a high mountain, I met a Taoist in a yellow robe. The Taoist priest told him that the place in front of him was Tianchiling. Later, jy of Li Kui saw several thugs robbing civilians in Tianchiling. Li Kui jy flew into a rage, stepped forward, swung an axe and hacked to death several gangsters. After that, Li Kui jy walked on and somehow came to the "Wende Hall". Li Kui jy met four treacherous court officials, including Cai Jing. Li Kui jy went up again and killed the four men one by one. Then, Li Kui jy began to walk back. When he arrived at Tianchiling, Li Kui jy met the Taoist again. The Taoist priest told him: "If you want to get rid of tian hu in Hebei, you must first kill tian hu's right-hand man Qiong Ying."

After waking up, Li Kui jy told his brothers what dreams he had, and the Liangshan heroes were all surprised. Later, Li Kui told Song Jiang what the Taoist told him, and Song Jiang was defeated by tian hu.

The dream of Tianchi in jy, Li Kui is one of many stories in jy, Li Kui, with some myths. But I have to say that these stories make Li Kui jy's role more vivid.