Reading the Water Margin when I was young, I often have a question in my mind "Why can't Song Jiang take the Song Dynasty Jiangshan? Isn't that what his name means?"
As we grow older, there are more In my own opinion, I also thought of some answers. Firstly, the education Song Jiang received from childhood told him that the rebellion was wrong, so even if he was forced to go to Liangshan, he still wanted to accept Zhao'an to serve for the orthodox court; secondly, Song Jiang’s way of gaining power in Liangshan and his management style were not suitable for the entire university. Song Jiangshan.
First of all, personal charm blessing. Song Jiang himself is not very prominent in every aspect, but we can see his characteristics from his nickname. Shiyu, Hubaoyi, Xiaoyi Heisaburo... When others are in trouble, he stretches out his hand to help, so he wins each. The respect of Lu Haojie.
Secondly, brothers support. Support is divided into two types: unconditional and conditional. The former is represented by Li Kui. Li admired Song for a long time. When we met for the first time, the latter borrowed money to go gambling and helped to pay off the gambling debt. From then on, Li Kui followed Brother Song desperately, and even finally drank the poisoned alcohol from his brother without complaining. The latter is represented by Wu Song and Lu Zhishen. After Wu Song captured Fang La with one arm, he stayed in the south and had done everything he needed to do. There was no need to die with Song Jiang. Lu Zhishen was even more ruthless, listening to the Qiantang tide and sitting down without thinking about anything else.
The "conditions" in conditional support are mostly that Song Jiang can benefit the organization and let everyone eat and drink. If this is not possible, then these brothers will naturally not support Song Jiang.
For example, the recruitment of Fangla is obviously a thankless thing. Some people propose to dissolve the group because Song Jiang can no longer benefit everyone. However, Song still relied on his personal charm to keep most of his brothers to die with him. There is an element of inertia in this.
Then what should I do if I want to seize the power of Song Jiang?
Under the circumstances at the time, the necessary prerequisite was that Song Jiang could not maintain the normal operation of Liangshan, and his source of power would also collapse. However, some people may not be willing to take the top spot in Liangshan. After all, it is the position of the bandit leader and it is too easy to die. I estimate that after Song Jiang loses power, everyone is more likely to fall apart. After all, the pattern of 108 generals came after the "three mountains gathered in Qingzhou, and the tigers returned to the water."
Do you have a different opinion on this?
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