Water Margins, classical Chinese chapter 10, Instructor Lin's Snow Wind Mountain Temple, translated as: Chapter 10 Instructor Lin's Snow Mountain Temple In the evening, Lin Chong walked to the Snow Mountain God Temple alone and saw the temple door closed and the fire burning inside. He walked to the front of the temple and saw a figure. It was Durodin. Lin Chong shouted,"Demerol, this is Lin Chong." The man came out and asked,"What are you doing here?" "I have a favor to ask of you," said Lin Chong."I wonder if you can help me?" "I'm a good man from Liangshan Lake. If you have any difficulties, just tell me. I'll do my best to help." "I came here today to see Song Jiang. Has he arrived?" Lin Chong asked. "Song Jiang has already left, you can go now," Du Lengding said. "Can you help me find Song Jiang?" Lin Chong asked. "You can try to go to Liangshankou in Liangshan Lake to get some information," Duroding said after thinking for a while. Lin Chong left the temple with gratitude.
In the tenth chapter of the Water Margins, the translation of "Instructor Lin's Snow Mountain God Temple" was: Chong Lin walked alone through the snow and wind to the Snow Mountain God Temple. Inside the temple, there was a statue of Marshal Gao. Lin Chong paid his respects to him and burned incense outside the temple to pray.
Wen Yan: The first chapter of the Water Margins is as follows: The first chapter of the Water Margins was written as follows: In the first chapter of Water Margins, Lin Chong was written as Lin Chong instead of Lin Jianxiang. In addition, Lu Junyi was written as Lu Junyi instead of Lu Junyi. Vernacular: The first vernacular version of Water Margins was written as follows: In the first chapter of Water Margins, Lin Chong was written as Lin Chong. In addition, Lu Junyi was the person who wrote "Lu Junyi". It should be noted that in modern Chinese,"Lin Chong" and "Lu Junyi" had been written as "Lin Chong".
Wen Yan: The first chapter of Water Margins was titled " Lin Chong Beaten Instructor Hong ", and the main text began with " All the heroes in the world have returned to Liangshan Lake." Vernacular: This time, the title was " Lin Chong Beaten Instructor Hong ", which told the story of how the leader of Liangshan Lake, Lin Chong, defeated Instructor Hong.
Instructor Lin's Snow Mountain God Temple is a novel in Water Margins. The following is a detailed description: Instructor Lin led his brothers from Snow Wind Mountain Temple. They sped past the cliffs and through the desert grasslands until they arrived at a desolate mountain peak. This was the location of the Snow Wind Mountain God Temple. There was a temple on the mountain peak. The gate of the temple was open. There was a fierce lion in front of the gate. Instructor Lin and his brothers approached the gate and saw a pale-faced scholar sitting by the gate. He held a long sword in his hand and had a cold expression. Instructor Lin's heart tightened. He knew that this pale-faced scholar was the Peach Blossom Island Master, the Wisdom Star Wu Yong. Wu Yong nodded slightly to Instructor Lin and said,"Brother, are you here for revenge?" Or are you here for help?" "The former, the former." "Have you ever thought about the consequences of your actions for yourself and others?" Wu Yong asked. Instructor Lin said,"I've thought about it, but I don't want to cause any trouble." Wu Yong: " You don't want to leave any trouble behind, but have you ever thought that the Liangshan Lake you represent is a righteous organization? Your actions will cause the entire society to fall into chaos." "I know, but I don't regret it." Wu Yong looked at Instructor Lin and said,"If you really want justice, you have to pay the price." "I'm willing to pay." Wu Yong was slightly surprised. He knew that Instructor Lin was a man of firm faith. He said," Okay, I will help you, but you must pay the price." "Yes." Thus, the pale-faced scholar nodded at Instructor Lin, then drew his sword and pounced at Instructor Lin. Instructor Lin raised the steel knife in his hand and started a fierce battle with the white-faced scholar.
Chapter 22 of Water Margins was as follows: Chapter 21 Lu Junyi Set Fire to Liang Shanbo, Gathering for Righteousness and Fighting "I have my own reasons," Lu Junyi sneered. "Go and get me that fire!" he shouted as he swung his horsewhip. "How did this Lu Junyi suddenly become so bold as to set himself on fire in front of the Imperial Court?" Everyone in Liang Shanpo asked. He wanted to step forward to stop her. "Who dares to stop me?" He jumped on his horse and whipped the fire. The fire flickered, and the fire flickered. Lu Junyi's whip was like fire, and the horse was as fast as the wind. The sound of the fire rumbled, and the smoke filled the sky as it rushed straight towards the village gate of Liangshan Lake. Liang Shanpo and the others saw it clearly and could not help but be shocked. They ran around to tell the others. Lu Junyi didn't care at all, only saying,"The fire is burning well, so we can use it to eliminate this evil Liang Shanpo.". He ordered the horse to quickly advance towards the gate of Liangshan Lake. At this moment, the people of Liangshan Lake finally understood that this Lu Junyi was a great hero of Liangshan Lake. No wonder he dared to set fire to himself in front of the Imperial Court without saying a word.
In the classical Chinese, the Water Margins 108 will appear in the poem as follows: Yan Qing reported the uprising of Yan Shun. One general was invincible. Brave and brave, the army's prestige is overwhelming. Both wise and brave, both civil and military. He had divine foresight. The resourceful star Wu Yong's strategy is flawless. Brave and resourceful, good at stratagem, Zhu Wu's divine strategy, Zhuge Liang's clever calculation. Both wise and brave, Wu Song's righteousness is like the sky. both wise and brave, Lu Zhishen's righteousness is as thin as the clouds, Lin Chong. Li Kui, a martial arts expert, is incomparably brave. The righteous Ruan Second, the brave and intelligent Ruan Fifth. Ruan Xiaoqi, Ruan Xiaosan, both wise and brave. Ruan Little Four was righteous, and Ruan Little Eight was both brave and intelligent. Ruan Xiaojiu, the righteous man, had a good plan for Ruan Xiaoshi. The brave and fearless Water Margins 108 will be loyal and brave for thousands of years.
The first three chapters of the Water Margins are as follows: First round: King Gongming entered the city of Tokyo and loyal heroes made trouble in Liangshan. The second round: Lin Chong fought hard in Liangshan Lake. Wu Song's prestige convinced Happy Forest. The third round: Song Jiang outwitted the Wuwei army Wu with stratagem placed in Yanbo River.
Lin Chong's Snow Mountain God Temple was a scene in the Chinese classic novel Water Margins, which described Lin Chong being trapped in the Snow Mountain Temple and fighting with the wind and snow. The scenery of the Snow Mountain God Temple described in the book was as follows: There was a tall tower in front of the main hall of the Snow Mountain God Temple called the "Mountain Suppressing Pagoda". The tower was made of iron chains, and each chain was tied with a big iron bell. The sound of the bell ringing was crisp and pleasant. Looking down from the top of the tower, one could see a vast snowfield. The mountains in the distance were like a huge iceberg. In the temple, Lin Chong had a fierce battle with the wind and snow. He wore leather armor and held a spear in his hand as he faced the flying snowflakes and the sudden gale as he walked step by step towards the top of the tower. His breathing became rapid and his skin was numb from the cold, but he knew that as long as he could climb to the top of the tower, he would be able to get out of this predicament. In the end, he succeeded. At the top of the tower, he saw a beautiful lake with clear water like a mirror and snow-capped mountains around it. The scenery was spectacular. He took a deep breath and felt the fresh air and warm sunlight, as if all his troubles had been forgotten.
The classical Chinese words that were completely different from each other were translated as 'southern expedition and northern travers'. This idiom is used to express the difference between one's actions and one's goal. It is very common for actions and goals to be opposite.