Bao Zheng**********

This is a biography about Bao Zheng. This book describes in detail the life and deeds of Bao Zheng as a famous official and judge in the Northern Song Dynasty. Through in-depth research on historical documents and related materials, the author restored Bao Zheng's image and talents, and demonstrated his outstanding talents and impartial qualities in the judicial field. The book vividly depicts a series of complex cases in which Bao Zheng participated, demonstrating his wisdom, courage and principled spirit. Readers can appreciate Bao Zheng's pursuit of judicial justice and concern for the welfare of the people.

Everyone must be familiar with Bao Zheng, he is as clear as water. He is as clear as a mirror, understands people's hearts, understands people's sentiments, is fair and wise, this is how people have evaluated him in history and now. This book takes an overview of Zheng's life, including his contributions to government in his official career, such as punishing corruption and bending the law. At the same time, it also introduced his legendary deeds of solving cases like a god and being selfless. After reading it, I have a more three-dimensional impression of Bao Zheng's image and a deeper understanding of his life. I recommend it to interested friends.

This is a biography about Bao Zheng. This book describes in detail the life and deeds of Bao Zheng as a famous official and judge in the Northern Song Dynasty. Through in-depth research on historical documents and related materials, the author restored Bao Zheng's image and talents, and demonstrated his outstanding talents and impartial qualities in the judicial field. The book vividly depicts a series of complex cases in which Bao Zheng participated, demonstrating his wisdom, courage and principled spirit. Readers can appreciate Bao Zheng's pursuit of judicial justice and concern for the welfare of the people.

This book let me know: In the third year of Qingli (1043), Bao Zheng finally came to Beijing with his reputation as "incorruptible and upright". The position given to him by the imperial court this time was the newly created supervisory censor Li Xing. Bao Zheng officially entered the central government agencies. I also learned that there was a Yushitai in the Northern Song Dynasty. At that time, the Yushitai was "in charge of detecting official evil and correcting the principles of discipline. For major matters, court debates were held, and for minor matters, court reports were played." That is to say, officials who violated laws and disciplines could be exposed and impeached, and they could also make remonstrances to the court and the emperor. The Supervisory Censor is affiliated to the Chaoyuan of the three Yushitai (Tai, Dian, and Cha), and "Li Xing" is the name given to the person who serves as the Supervisory Censor but has less qualifications. It can be understood as the deputy supervisory censor.

As clear as water, as bright as a mirror, he knows the people's hearts and understands their sentiments. He is both fair and honest. People call him "Bao Qingtian". This book tells the story of Bao Zheng, a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty and an outstanding customs clearance representative. He has a stern and upright temperament. When he takes up public office, he strives to be loyal, kind, honest, impartial, and selfless. He "does not love officials but only loves the people" and is deeply respected by the people. He was wise and upright in deciding cases, and there are many folk works describing his cases. This book starts from real historical materials and restores the real image of Bao Zheng.

Yes, the content is rich, detailed and readable, allowing us to more intuitively understand the true situation of a generation of upright official Bao Zheng.

This book is very good, give it a try.