Chinese Literature

解珍天暴星 · 34

Leaf 34 of the marsh · 两头蛇 Two-Headed Snake

Xie Zhen 解珍

In Water Margin 水滸傳 (c. 1400) · rank 34 of the 108 Stars · nicknamed 两头蛇 “Two-Headed Snake”

The hunter jailed for the robbery of his own kill.

The great deeds 大事記

  1. ch. 49

    Jailed for His Own Tiger

    賴虎入獄

    His tiger is stolen by a squire and he is jailed for the robbery of his own kill.

  2. ch. 49

    Freed in a Snowy Jailbreak

    雪夜越獄

    His cousin's jailbreak through a snowstorm brings Dengzhou's garrison over to the mountain.

結局 The ending

He went over the cliff at Wulong ridge, and his brother went over after him. They had started as hunters on a mountain, over a squire's grudge, and ended on one.

The book itself: how it ends, and who was left — The ending