A broken wolf hair is engraved with the "integrity" of three generations; a censor's order carries the expectations of the people; a peach blossom tree hides the warmth of Jiangnan and the perseverance of the official career.
Wei Yun, from the young man at Caobang Wharf in the south of the Yangtze River to the unselfish and selfless Yushi Zuodu of the Metropolitan Procuratorate in the court, he has practiced the word "for the people" throughout his life. To investigate corruption in water transportation, he faced swords and swords; to treat floods in the Yellow River, he jumped into the cold water to block the pipes; to promote the "people's livelihood inspection system", he traveled across the country's farmlands to give people a place to appeal.
The obstacles in the court, the obstruction of local powerful people, and the hardships of the years could not erase his original intention. The companionship of childhood sweetheart Shen Zhi, the inheritance of disciple Zhang Sheng, the succession of son Wei Chengchu and grandson Wei Shouchu have made the belief of "doing things for the people" bloom like the peach blossoms in Jiangnan from generation to generation.
This is not a simple official legend, but a hymn to the original intention that spans a hundred years. From his youth to his old age, from the court to the fields, Wei Yun spent his life proving that under the red robe, the most precious thing is never the power, but the hot heart that always holds the common people.
