Written genres for performance and readingshumiande biaoyan diben yu duwuxingde zhonglei
書面的表演底本與讀物性的種類
Performance literature
shuochang wenxue
說唱文學
Storytelling
pinghua, pingshu
評話, 評書
Fuzhou storytelling
Fuzhou pinghua
福州平話
Written genres for performance and reading| Wu Song and Wu the Elder | The background of the brothers, Wu the Elder and Wu Song |
| Flight from home | Wu Songs flight from his home town |
| Staying with Chai Jin | Wu Song meets Song Jiang at Chai jin's manor |
| Travelling home | Wu Song travels via Yanggu District on his way back home |
| The tavern | Wu Song rests in a tavern, drinking a strong wine |
| The warning | The innkeeper/waiter warns Wu Song about a tiger on Jingyang Ridge |
| Refusing a prostitute | Wu Song rebuffs the advances of a village prostitute and is attacked by her pimp |
| The proclamation | The official warning about the tiger, pasted to a temple wall |
| The rock | Wu Song falls asleep on a flat rock along the mountain track |
| The wind | A gust of wind (awakens Wu Song from his sleep) |
| The tiger appears | The tiger appears |
| Breaking the staff | Aiming for the tiger with his staff, Wu Song (misses and) breaks it |
| The fighting | The fighting between man and beast |
| The killing | The tiger is killed |
| Two tigers | As Wu Song is on his way down the ridge, two tigers come out from the brushes |
| The hunters | Hunters (dressed in tiger's fur) meet Wu Song |
| The victim | The hunters tell about one of their colleagues who was killed by the tiger |
| The reward | The hunters take Wu Song to the District Magistrate to fetch the reward for killing the tiger. Wu Song is also given a post as a captain. |
| Meeting Wu the Elder | Wu Song meets his elder brother in the street |