Song in Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou, where Lu Zhishen had died six months earlier. Cultural references In the 2022 cyber thriller, Rise of the Water Margin, Lin Chong is a main protagonist and commander of China's cyber warfare Unit 61398 who is framed, disgraced, and on the run. Hunted for a trumped-up act of treason and manslaughter, he takes refuge at a hacker enclave in one of China’s deserted “ghost cities” known by its investors as the Mount Liang Swamp. Devastated by his wife’s suicide, he unleashes a cyber-weapon that threatens to draw China and the US into a nuclear war. In Beijing opera, there are two plays about Lin Chong's journey to becoming an outlaw. The first, "Wild Boar Forest" (), is based on the part of Lu Zhishen saving Lin Chong from the escorts when they are about to kill him during his exile trip to Cangzhou. The second, "Lin Chong Flees by Night" (), is based on the burning of the fodder depot and Lin Chong's flight to Liangshan Marsh. In the Japanese 1973 TV adaptation, Lin Chong (respelled Lin Chung; played by Atsuo Nakamura) is the lead character in the series, being portrayed as the unofficial leader of the Mount Liang rebels. See also Minor characters in Lin Chong's story for a list of supporting minor characters from Lin Chong's story. References 36 Heavenly Spirits Fictional characters from Henan