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Taiwei Hong's Mistakenly Releasing Demons in the Water Margin Alluding Wang Anshi's Reform

Lu Ming

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Taiwei Hong's mistakenly releasing demons in the introduction of first chapter in the Water Margin,not only just leads the following content,but closedly relates to hero story below.The novel arranges the inventing event of mistakenly releasing demons at the time of the year of 3(rd)year of Jia? of Renzong when Wang Anshi wrote a 10-thousand-word letter to Emperor,arranges the place——Longhu Mountain Which is next to Raozhou where is Wang Anshi's hometown and being official when he wrote the letter,especially Taiwei Hong's Character and features of doing things are much more similar with Wang Anshi's during the reform stage,all these should have their special meanings.Most of Members of Yuan? Party and later Confucians who uphold jurisprudence think that North-song Unrest start with Wang Anshi's Reform,However most of the treacherous court officials representatved by Caijing in Huizong Dynasty are supporters for the reform,this must better explain the alluding of the introduction in the Water Margin on Wang Anshi.

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Taiwei Hong's mistakenly releasing demons in the introduction of first chapter in the Water Margin,not only just leads the following content,but closedly relates to hero story below.The novel arranges the inventing event of mistakenly releasing demons at the time of the year of 3(rd)year of Jia? of Renzong when Wang Anshi wrote a 10-thousand-word letter to Emperor,arranges the place——Longhu Mountain Which is next to Raozhou where is Wang Anshi's hometown and being official when he wrote the letter,especially Taiwei Hong's Character and features of doing things are much more similar with Wang Anshi's during the reform stage,all these should have their special meanings.Most of Members of Yuan? Party and later Confucians who uphold jurisprudence think that North-song Unrest start with Wang Anshi's Reform,However most of the treacherous court officials representatved by Caijing in Huizong Dynasty are supporters for the reform,this must better explain the alluding of the introduction in the Water Margin on Wang Anshi.

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Taiwei Hong's mistakenly releasing demons in the introduction of first chapter in the Water Margin,not only just leads the following content,but closedly relates to hero story below.The novel arranges the inventing event of mistakenly releasing demons at the time of the year of 3(rd)year of Jia? of Renzong when Wang Anshi wrote a 10-thousand-word letter to Emperor,arranges the place——Longhu Mountain Which is next to Raozhou where is Wang Anshi's hometown and being official when he wrote the letter,especially Taiwei Hong's Character and features of doing things are much more similar with Wang Anshi's during the reform stage,all these should have their special meanings.Most of Members of Yuan? Party and later Confucians who uphold jurisprudence think that North-song Unrest start with Wang Anshi's Reform,However most of the treacherous court officials representatved by Caijing in Huizong Dynasty are supporters for the reform,this must better explain the alluding of the introduction in the Water Margin on Wang Anshi.

Key concepts: Emperor, HERO, Margin (machine learning), Character (mathematics), Unrest, Philosophy, Law, Literature

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