水浒传故事（英文版） [Outlaws of the Marsh] epub pdf mobi txt 电子书下载 2025

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出版社：五洲传播出版社

ISBN：9787508522326

版次：1

商品编码：10958038

包装：精装

丛书名：中国经典名著故事系列

外文名称：Outlaws of the Marsh

开本：32开

出版时间：2012-02-01

用纸：胶版纸

页数：346

正文语种：英文

水浒传故事（英文版） [Outlaws of the Marsh] epub pdf mobi txt 电子书下载 2025

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该系列图书精选自中国古代经典小说名著，为方便外国读者理解，专门请有关专家对原著进行缩写改编，内容涵盖原著中有代表性的情节和故事，通过这些可读性强的故事传达出其中蕴含的中国传统文化精髓，吸引国外读者的阅读和探究兴趣，出版后特别受到国外读者喜爱。

《水浒传》是我国明代长篇小说的一部杰作。它不是作者凭空杜撰的，而是以北宋宣和年间宋江率众造反起义的历史事件为素材，并广泛吸收了宋、元间街谈巷议和说书人、杂剧表演依据的“梁山泊故事”。小说描写了水泊梁山一百单八将反抗官军、杀富济贫的故事。本书是针对外国读者的改编故事版。

Outlaws of the Marsh, One of the best known and best loved of the ancient Chinese novels which have come down through the ages, written in the fourteenth century, is a fictional account of twelfth-century events in the final years of Hui Zong, a Song Dynasty emperor who reigned from 1101 to 1125. It tells why and how one hundred some-old men and women are forced by the harsh feudal officialdom and banded together on a marsh-girt mountain, became leaders of an outlaw army of thousands and fought brave and resourceful battles against pompous, heartless tyrants.

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CHAPTER 2

Sagacious Lu Throws Peach Blossom Village into Confusion

Shi Jin arrived in Weizhou. Hearing that this is also a border garrison he went in a small tea-house and asked the waiter, “Do you know whether they have an arms instructor from the Eastern Capital, a man called Wang Jin?” While the waiter was talking, a big fellow who looked like an army officer strode in. A full beard framed his round face.The waiter said to Shi Jin: “That’s the major. You can ask him about Wang Jin. He knows all the arms instructors.”

The big fellow said, “The arms instructor Wang Jin you said is with Old General Zhong in the Yanan garrison. And who are you, brother?” “My name is Shi Jin, the fellow they call Nine Dragons? May I be so bold as to ask your name, sir?” Shi Jin queried. “I’m called Lu Da. I’m a major in this garrison.” He took Shi Jin by the hand and said, “Come out and have a few drinks with me.”

The two encountered Li Zhong, nicknamed the Tiger-Fighting General. The three came to a famous tavern. Just as their conversation was at its liveliest, they heard the sound of sobbing in the next room. Lu Da immediately became enraged, shouting, “who are weeping in the next room while we dine.” “The people weeping are a man and his daughter who sing in the taverns,” The waiter replied.

Lu Da said, “Bring them here to me.”

The waiter returned with a girl of about eighteen, followed by a man in his late fifties. Lu Da asked the two why they wept. The girl replied, “My name is Jin Cuilian. Master Zheng, who is called the Lord of the West, saw me and wanted me for a concubine. He sent people to wheedle and threaten, and finally signed a contract promising my father three thousand strings of cash for me. In less than three months his wife, a hard woman, drove me out of the house. What’s more, Master Zheng ordered the innkeeper to demand that we ‘return’ his three thousand strings of cash. We didn’t know what to do. We earn money just by making rounds of the taverns, singing and repay him.”

“Bah,” said Lu Da contemptuously. “So Master Zheng is only Zheng the pig-sticker, the dirty rogue who runs a butcher shop.” Lu Da took out some money and gave it to the father and daughter, saying “Tomorrow you can depart from herel. I’ll return the butcher’s money in person.” Old Jin and his daughter thanked him and departed.

On the morning of the following day, Lu Da came to the door of Zheng’s butcher shop. Looking at Zheng, he shouted, “Butcher Zheng, The garrison commander has ordered me to buy ten catties of lean meat, chopped fine, to be used for filling. There mustn’t be a speck of fat in it. You do it yourself.” After Zheng finished chopping lean meat, Lu Da asked him to cut up ten catties of fat meat.

Zheng wrapped the minced meat in a lotus leaf and placed it in front of Lu Da. Lu Da said, “Now I want ten catties of gristle, chopped fine, also to be used for filling, and I don’t want to see any meat in it.” Zheng laughed awkwardly. “Are you making fun of me?” Lu Da flung the packages of chopped meat full in Zheng’s face. The shower of meat stung the butcher into a rage. He grabbed a paring knife from the butcher’s block and jumped down from the shop steps.

Lu Da sent the butcher sprawling with a swift kick in the groin. Another step forward and he put his foot on Zheng’s chest. He landed three punches on Zheng’s head that brought the blood flowing to the ground. The butcher lay stretched on the ground at his last gasp. Lu Da thought to himself, “Killing him would hold me for trial. I’d better get out of here.” He rose and strode away, shouting, “Go on playing dead. I’ll settle with you later.”