Forced to go to Liangshan and "take risks"; Both have the meaning of "desperate, desperate, and fighting back". But forcing Liangshan is to resist pressure; Or for some objective reason, I have to do so; "Taking risks" focuses on taking risks; The action referred to can be good; Or it could be a bad thing.

[Idiom Story]: The classic novel Water Margin describes a peasant uprising in the late Song Dynasty. Many rebel leaders in it are Liangshan, the rebel base where the government has cornered them. There is a man named Lin Chong, who has high martial arts and integrity. He was the coach of the imperial court's 800,000 imperial troops. But the son of Gao Qiu, the powerful minister, framed him many times and sent someone to assassinate him in order to seize his wife. The last straw, Lin Chong killed the man who came to kill him. At this time, he learned that his wife had committed suicide and was forced to go to Liangshan when there was no way out.