Love in Ming Dynasty

Love in the Ming Dynasty tells the legendary story of Zhu Qin, an upright official of the Ming Dynasty. The story not only tells that Zhu Qin was strict with himself, was not afraid of power, enforced the law impartially, and solved many unjust, false and wrong cases. In order to solve the harm of tidal brine, he also personally went to the beach to inspect the terrain and observed the rise and fall of the sea tide. He led the people to build the Tuoshan Weir in Ningbo, Zhejiang, which greatly benefited the farmers... He won the praise of "He has the ability to defend the tide and return to the sea, and he is selfless in politics." In the late Chenghua period, the Yellow River overflowed, and villages along both sides of the river were washed away by the flood. People were displaced and corpses littered the fields. At this time, Zhu Qin went out to supervise water transportation as an imperial envoy, opened warehouses to provide relief to the victims, and buried corpses; he led the people to build dams, dredge rivers, and severely punished corrupt judges. Some violent and lawless officials were afraid of Zhu Qin and abandoned their posts and fled. When the imperial court promoted Zhu Qin to the position of right deputy censor, he was governor of Shandong. With his fearless heroic spirit and extremely rare intellectual talent, he finally defeated the eunuch led by Liu Jin. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.