[Reading of masterpieces (4 points) Sub-question 1: There is a chivalrous hero in Water Margins, who is loved by readers of all generations.] In order to "open a dangerous road" and "kill all"

[Reading of masterpieces (4 points) Sub-question 1: There is a chivalrous hero in Water Margins, who is loved by readers of all generations.] In order to "open up a dangerous path" and "kill all the unjust people", he could completely ignore the laws of the imperial court, the rules of Buddhism, and even disregard his personal safety. He was (write down his name and nickname) 。(2 points) Sub-question 2: The following passage is selected from the 59th chapter of Journey to the West. Answer the questions after reading it. (2 points) The skirt hairpin was originally cultivated into a monster, but it was a monkey with hatred for its son. Although the monk was very angry, because the teacher's road was blocked, he let E flow away. The Rakshasas turned their swords and slashed at him without knowing anything, and the Monkey King deliberately told him why he was close to him. How can a woman fight with a man? In the end, a man is stronger than a woman. This Golden Hoop Iron Stick was so fierce, and that Frost Blade was so dense. He was beaten in the face and thrown in the head. He hated the stalemate and did not give up. Who was the "skirt hairpin"? Why did she have such hatred for her son?

Answer 1

There was a chivalrous hero in the Water Margins that was loved by readers of all ages. In order to "open up a dangerous path" and "kill" his target, he chose the path of "Qi deviation" and finally embarked on a path of no return. This hero was Song Jiang.