History of Kowloon

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Shi Jin is the first character among the heroes of Water Margin 108. Although the author doesn't describe him much, he expounds his natural chivalry and later growth. He is a typical generous and generous chivalrous man: he is crazy about martial arts; It is brave to fight only a few Huashan robbers; Later, Chen Da was released and was benevolent; It is loyalty to be trapped in Dongping and not give up; As for Qingzhou's rescue of Wang Yizhi and Dongping's kiln sister, they were trapped respectively. One is that Shi Jin has feelings, and the other is that Shi Jin is not good at feelings and his emotional intelligence is not high, so he is tired of feelings. Some people praise him as a lover, otherwise, Shi Jin is a chivalrous man, and he has always been an ignorant man with fearless feelings. Shi Jin is the son of Shi Taigong in Shijiazhuang, Huayin County. He loved martial arts since he was a child. Because of his strong family background, my father invited famous teachers from all over the world. Shi Jin was tattooed with nine dragons, so he was called Nine Dragons. Shi Jin's master was Iliad Jong Li, and later he went to Liangshan. 800,000 imperial coaches in Tokyo were fled to Qiu Rejected in Yan 'an, Shaanxi Province, and spent the night in Shijiazhuang, defeating Shi Jin in the contest. Shi Jin worshipped him as a teacher and studied martial arts diligently. Lin Chong, the leopard head of Liangshan Five Tigers, is actually Wang Jin's successor. He can be broken, and Wang Jin's martial arts are unfathomable. A few months later, Wang Jin felt that Shi Jin had made great progress and didn't need to teach him any more, so he left Huayin County. Soon, Chen Da, the leader of the nearby Shaohua Mountain, led a pair of minions to attack Shijia Village. Shi Jin easily defeated Chen Da and caught him. Chen Da's two brothers, Zhu Wu and Yang Chun, heard the news and went to the village of Shi Jia to beg Jin Shi to release their brothers. Shi Jin was moved and let Chen Da go. Since then, all four of them have become good friends. They often walk around each other. Once, an emissary of Shi Jin got drunk and got lost in the Hua Shao shanzhai. A hunter named Li Ji found him. Without the knowledge of the drunken emissary, Li Ji searched his personal belongings and found the reply from the leader of Shaohua Mountain to Shi Jin. Li Ji took the opportunity to steal the note and proved to the government that Shi Jin colluded with the robbers. When the government got the news, it immediately sent troops to attack Shijiazhuang, but it was beaten by Shi Jin. After the victory, they burned Shijiazhuang and retreated to Shaohua Mountain. However, Shi Jin refused to become an outlaw, hoping to find a master, met Lu, and met the first teacher of the entertainer. Soon after, Lu made a scene in Wutai Temple because he was drunk twice in a row and was driven away by his master. Free from now on. Shi Jin and Lu met again and defeated two robbers who pretended to be monks-"Pig Iron Buddha" Cui Daocheng and "Yaksa" Qiu Xiaoyi. After Shi Jin broke up with Lu, he finally went to Shaohua Mountain to become an outlaw. Lu went to Tokyo, Suoguo Temple. After many days, Shi Jin received the news that Wang Yi's daughter had been kidnapped and wanted to kill him before saving her. Unfortunately, he was captured alive. Those who just went to Liangshan learned the news and went to the rescue, but they were also captured alive. Liangshan sent someone to save them, and Song Jiang disguised himself as Su Taiwei, so why not pay attention to assassinate him? The daughters of Lu, Shi Jin and Wang Yi were all saved, and Shi Jin took Zhu Wu and others to Liangshan. (that is, Liangshan made a scene in Huazhou) When Liangshan attacked Dongping House, Shi Jin took the initiative to sneak into the city to be a spy. He was betrayed by a prostitute he knew, Li Shu, and was immediately ordered to go to prison by the government. A hundred dozen won't talk. Liangshan later attacked Dongping and rescued Shi Jin. After the British took refuge, Shi Jin led an army south to attack Fang La, captured Runzhou (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu) and beheaded the great god Shen Gang, making great contributions. All the way to Fang La's base camp, in Yuling, Zhou Mu, he died under the arrow of Pang Wanchun.

Shi Jin, a tragic figure with reckless personality but full of blood, sincerity, loyalty, justice and courage, is deeply engraved in readers' hearts and stands tall in the history of China literature.