Upright Official Yu Shilong

"The Honest Official Yu Shilong" is an adaptation based on Yu Chenglong, a famous official in the early Qing Dynasty. Yu Chenglong was a famous minister of the Qing Dynasty. After he died of overwork and illness while serving as governor of Liangjiang, he was praised by Emperor Kangxi as "the most honest official in the world." This set of novels is mainly based on Yu Jackie Chan's main achievements in his life and is created in the style of novels. The story content includes official conduct, social governance, impartial judgment of cases, etc. The plot is rich and colorful! The following is the introduction of the protagonist Yu Shilong: Yu Shilong, named Beiming, was born in Taiyuan, Shanxi. He had little ambition to help the world, devoted himself to learning, and hoped to use what he learned to contribute to his family and country. After going through hardships, he became an official. When he was first appointed as the magistrate of Luocheng County, the land was desolate, overgrown with hazelnuts, and the people's livelihood was in decline. The official residence is in decay, it is difficult to shelter from the wind and rain, the diet is rough, and there is often no food. However, Jackie Chan's ambition is not to be swayed by hardships, but to care for the people. He personally went into the countryside, encouraged farmers to work, and taught people how to farm mulberry trees, so that the barns gradually became more prosperous. During Shilong's life, he traveled widely as an official, and wherever he went, he provided benevolent policies. As an official, he behaves with integrity, self-restraint and service to the public. He does not eat fine food, does not have fine clothes, and does not live in a luxurious house. Work diligently, work hard and work tirelessly, all for the benefit of the people. Love the people like a child, regard the people's hunger and cold as one's own hunger and cold, and the people's suffering as one's own suffering. Eventually he became ill due to overwork and died in office. When the soldiers arrived, they inspected their luggage and found only a few old clothes and few sundries. All the people in the army shed tears for it. Emperor Kangxi heard about his virtue and praised him as "the most honest official in the world". Shilong's deeds of integrity and integrity have inspired countless people with lofty ideals to uphold integrity and dedicate themselves to the people and the country. Author's statement: This set of novels is fictional and has nothing to do with historical facts!