Starting from Chapter 29 of Water Margin, Song Wuhao bullied Mengzhou Road and beat Jiang Menshen as drunk as a fiddler.

Commentary: There is another world in wine (getting drunk), and the wine will let you experience a different realm.

Original text:

After Song Wu grabbed the forest, he saw a big man named King Kong, wearing a white shirt, covered with patches and holding a flying stick, sitting under a green locust tree to enjoy the cool. Song Wu pretended to be drunk, looked sideways and thought, "This big fellow must be Jiang Menshen."

Catch it. After less than thirty or fifty steps, I saw a big hotel at the T-junction. There is a telephone pole in front of the eaves, and a wine bottle is hung on it. Four big characters are written on the wine bottle: "The sun is shining on the river, and it is romantic under the moon." When I turned to look, there was a green railing in front of the door, and two flags selling gold were hung; There are five gold letters written on each handle, which read: "Drunkenness makes Kun big, and the sun and the moon grow in the pot."

A wall of meat cases, anvil heads, and family members operating knives; A kitchen stove with one wall steamed into steamed bread and firewood; There are three large wine vats, half of which are buried underground, and each vat contains half of the wine; There is a cabinet in the middle; Sitting there is a young woman, who is the new wife of Jiang Menshen who has just arrived in Mengzhou. She used to be the old champion of singing various palace tunes in Xiwazi.

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Song Wu's story:

Song Wu is an important figure in Shi Naian's classic Water Margin. It also appeared in Jin Ping Mei, because it ranked second, also known as "WuErlang". In order to avoid being arrested by the government, he dressed up as a monk and was called "Monkey Song Wu" by Jianghu people. Song Wu once killed a white-fronted tiger with his bare hands in Jingyanggang. Therefore, the story of "Song Wu killed the tiger" was widely circulated in later generations.

He has made friends with Lu, Yang Zhi and others. In Erlongshan, Qingzhou, when he got together with Sanshan, he entered Liangshan, ranking 14th among the top ten generals. Later, he was wooed by the imperial court, conquered Liao, Wang Qing and Fang La with Sung River, and finally was injured by flying knives in the process of conquering Fang La, lost his left arm and was named the founder. Finally, he died in Liuhe Hall in Hangzhou, and lived to be 80 years old.

Erlongshan:

In the process of escape, with the help of Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang, he pretended to be a "walker" and practiced with his hair. Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang asked Song Wu to vote for Erlong Mountain. Then I went to centipede ridge at night and killed the evil flying centipede Taoist Wang in the grave.

On the way, Kong Liang was knocked down by misunderstanding, got drunk and fell asleep by the river. Kong Liang caught him in Zhuangzi and tortured him. Fortunately, Song Jiang of Kongjiazhuang clarified the misunderstanding at that time. After Song Jiang and Song Wu left Kongjiazhuang, Song Jiang was going to Qingfeng Mountain, Song Wu was going to Erlong Mountain, and Song Wu was going to Erlong Mountain. Later, he became one of the three leaders of the "rebel army" and finally returned to Liangshan when Sanshan played Qingzhou.

Da Juyi:

When attacking Daming Mansion, Song Wu dressed as a monk and went into town as an inside man. After Lu Junyi went up the mountain, Song Wu was one of the leaders who resolutely put Sung River in the first place. When attacking Dongchangfu, Lu defeated Zhang Qing and Zhang Qing was captured alive. At the time of Dajuyi, Song Wu ranked 14th in Liangshan, with an asterisk, and was the first of the infantry.