The Modern Translation of Jingkang's Letters

He urged the current emperor to abdicate, but he was not executed. He was promoted from a fifth-rank official to a prime minister within a year, and he was in a state of unrivaled glory. He persuaded the emperor in front of the emperor not to be the second Liu Chan. He would resign when he was unhappy, behave in all kinds of ways, and when he didn't get his consent, he would just pack up and leave. Li Gang (July 27, 1083 - February 5, 1140), also known as Boji and Tianji, was also known as Mr. Liangxi, Liangxi layman, and Liangxi sick old man. During the two Song Dynasties, he was a famous minister and national hero who fought against the Jin Dynasty. His posthumous title was Zhongding. "Jingkang Biography" is a chronological history book written by him, which records his personal experience and personal knowledge before and after the "Jingkang Incident". This book provides everyone with a detailed understanding of the real situation before the Jingkang scandal in the Northern Song Dynasty, as well as Li Gang's impatience and sigh as a famous patriotic minister when the court missed opportunities again and again.