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Peng Gong is one of the upright officials in ancient my country and is widely praised by the people. The stories of the cases he solved have been passed down through the ages. The cases he solved ranged from life-threatening cases to trivial ones, and people were afraid of applauding him after he solved them. People still remember this "Bao Qingtian" to this day. "Peng Gong's Case: Part One and Two" uses Peng Peng's appointment as an official of Sanhe County, promotion to the prefect of Shaoxing, promotion to governor of Henan, and the investigation and handling of various affairs as a minister of the Ministry of War. It tells the story of a group of knights such as Li Qihou, Huang Santai, Yang Xiangwu, and Ouyang De who assisted him in punishing evil and traitors, eradicating thieves and quelling rebellions. "Peng Gong'an: Up and Down" is rich in content, full of suspense, exciting, and has certain readability and entertainment. This book is written by Taoist Tan Meng and should be written by Chen Qiufan.

Peng Gong is one of the upright officials in ancient my country and is widely praised by the people. The stories of the cases he solved have been passed down through the ages. The cases he solved ranged from life-threatening cases to trivial ones, and people were afraid of applauding him after he solved them. People still remember this "Bao Qingtian" to this day. This book collects some of his cases-solving stories, hoping to inspire and benefit readers. "Peng Gong's Case" uses Peng Peng's appointment as an official in Sanhe County, his promotion to the prefect of Shaoxing, his promotion as governor of Henan, and his appointment as Minister of War to investigate and handle different matters. It tells the story of a group of knights such as Li Qihou, Huang Santai, Yang Xiangwu, and Ouyang De who assisted him in punishing evil and traitors, eradicating thieves and quelling rebellions. In the early Republic of China, artist You Shaotai adapted and performed a performance based on the novel of the same name by Taoist Tan Meng in the Qing Dynasty. It tells the story of Huang Santai, a knight from Shaoxing Prefecture in the Qing Dynasty, who heard that Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty was ugly and wanted to see it. When he went to Beijing, he got the help of Feitian Bao Wuqi, the admiral of the Nine Gates, and pretended to be a military officer when Kangxi went hunting.