In the second year of Yuanping, Jiang Heng, the Marquis of Changping, was deprived of his title and imprisoned. He was interrogated by the Ministry of Punishment, the Ministry of Personnel, and the Dali Temple. The main branch of the Jiang family was questioned and executed, and the other branches were exiled three thousand miles. His wife Wei Shi saved his life with a gold medal to avoid death, and his sentence was changed to be exiled for five thousand miles. Thirty years later, Jiang Heng died in the land of the Southern Barbarians, holding in his hand the bag of tips he had made back then. When he opened his eyes again, he was still the young man wearing bright clothes and angry horses in Chang'an City.