Chinese Storytelling Research DatabaseThe Wu Song Project
Genre definition: 
Written genres for reading
shumian duwuxingde zhonglei
書面讀物性的種類
Novel
zhanghui xiaoshuo
章回小說
Di ershier hui: Henghaijun Chai Jin liu bin, Jingyanggang Wu Song da hu
第二十二回﹕橫海郡柴進留賓﹐ 景陽崗武松打虎
Chapter 22: Chai Jin Entertains Guests in Henghai County, Wu Song Fights a Tiger on Jingyang RidgePerformed by
Narratortype in this story:
extradiegetic:
heterodiegetic:
overt: In this version of the novel we find the simulated dialogue with the audience, f.ex in the question on page 2: Why was it that Chai Jin was displeased with Wu Song? But we do not have an explicit reference to the storyteller as the narrator, such as is found in the Rongyu tang edition, right before the question mentioned here. Therefore the narrator is less overt in the present text. But the fact that the text has obvious simulated dialogue with the audience is the reason why I analyse this narrator as overt, in stead of covert.