Shi En Reclaims the Mengzhou Road; Wu Song Drunkenly Beats Jiang the Door-God

Shi En Reclaims the Mengzhou Road; Wu Song Drunkenly Beats Jiang the Door-God There is a poem that says: Pity the heroes and good fellows who wander the four directions and can only sigh in secret.Wu Song’s great abilities had not yet been displayed, and Shi En’s lofty ambitions were hard to fulfill.It was like the state of Zhao soon recovering the He Shi jade, and Hepu finding its pearls again.Hereafter a fair name would be left in the Water Margin, and only then would people know that such men are rare in the world. The story goes that Shi En came forward and said to Wu Song, “Elder brother, please be seated, and let me tell you carefully the grievance in my heart.” Wu Song said, “Young commandant, there is no need for flowery speech. Just tell me the important points directly.” Shi En said, “From childhood I learned a little boxing and kicking from masters on the rivers and lakes, and the people of Mengzhou gave me the nickname Golden-Eyed Tiger. Outside the East Gate of Mengzhou I had a market called Happy Forest. Merchants from Shandong, Hebei, and everywhere......