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Chinese words · Novel · Shi Nai’an, 14th century

Water Margin in Chinese

水浒传 Shuǐhǔ Zhuàn

Water Margin is 水浒传 (Shuǐhǔ Zhuàn) in Chinese: 水浒 means “the water’s edge” and 传 “a story”. Its 108 outlaws gather at 梁山泊 Liángshān Pō, the Liangshan Marsh, under 宋江 Sòng Jiāng, and each has a nickname: 武松 Wǔ Sōng, who kills a tiger with his hands, is 行者, the Pilgrim.

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