Bao Gongan (excellent Library of Classical Chinese Public Case Novels)
by An Yushi
About This Novel
The reprinted "Bao Gongan" is a collection of three koan novels with a long history, wide spread and far-reaching influence in my country: "Hundred Family Gongan", "Dragon Picture Gongan" and "Five Rats in Tokyo".
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Bao Gong adjudicates the case with impartiality and impartiality
There is a moon on Bao Gong's forehead, which looks like coal black. It makes sense that the fortune teller calculated the appearance of a noble person because of his appearance. After all, most noble people since ancient times have very distinctive looks.
Okay, I will judge the case impartially and impartially.
The reason why Bao Zheng can stand out is indispensable because of what Taizong dreamed about. The ancients believed in gods and ghosts. This dream just happened to collide with reality. Bao Zheng also happened to have both luck and strength.
The fortune tellers in ancient times were quite convincing to the locals. Perhaps due to some feudal superstitions, the common people believed the fortune tellers' words to be true. However, the fortune tellers who gave Bao Zheng were relatively accurate.
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Official(5)Scraped 19d ago
Bao Gong adjudicates the case with impartiality and impartiality
There is a moon on Bao Gong's forehead, which looks like coal black. It makes sense that the fortune teller calculated the appearance of a noble person because of his appearance. After all, most noble people since ancient times have very distinctive looks.
Okay, I will judge the case impartially and impartially.
The reason why Bao Zheng can stand out is indispensable because of what Taizong dreamed about. The ancients believed in gods and ghosts. This dream just happened to collide with reality. Bao Zheng also happened to have both luck and strength.
The fortune tellers in ancient times were quite convincing to the locals. Perhaps due to some feudal superstitions, the common people believed the fortune tellers' words to be true. However, the fortune tellers who gave Bao Zheng were relatively accurate.
