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
Drama literature
xiju wenxue
戲劇文學
Kunqu drama
Kunqu
崑曲
Written genres for performance and reading| 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 |
| Short of money | Wu Song has used up his last silver and tries to pay for the wine with his bundle |
| The warning | The innkeeper/waiter warns Wu Song about a tiger on Jingyang Ridge |
| 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) |
| 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 |