Ancient examples of strict law enforcement and those who had the courage to reform

Shang martingale, Qin Xiao public Shang martingale changed the law, standing wood for the letter.

I only know such people: Wang Anshi, Di Renjie, Fan Zhongyan, Yan Zhenqing, Shang Ying.

If you ask for an example, you should go to see "Five Thousand Years Up and Down".

During the Warring States period, there were many believers in Legalism. For example, the famous Wu Qi, in order to affirm military discipline in the army during the Hexi period, once again attacked a pavilion (equivalent to the current town) of the Qin State and said: Whoever first attacked the pavilion will be rewarded with 100 acres of land, 20 gold, and 10 lords.

The soldier didn't believe it, but later Wu Qi did as he said.

There is also Shang Ying, who changed the law in Qin, Shang Ying made a very strict law when he changed the law in Qin, and later the prince of Qin broke the law, Shang Ying was sentenced to corporal punishment according to law, cut off the prince's nose, and killed the prince's master.

During the Warring States Period, there were many things about Legalism, and the purpose of Legalism was that the law was greater than the sky, and strict law enforcement was inevitable. During the Warring States period, Legalism was the main reformer, and almost all reforms in the country were initiated by Legalists. At that time, Legalism confirmed the basic legal and political system of later China, and it can be said that it had the same profound influence on later China as Confucianism and Mohism.

The strength made Dong Xuan, Bao Zheng sprayed Renzong's face and spit on the stars...

Cao Cao cut his hair and acted as the head.

Cao Cao, the prime minister of the late Eastern Han Dynasty and later the king of Wei, was a famous politician and military strategist during the Three Kingdoms period. Cao Cao led his troops with strict military discipline and led by example, so his army was very effective and quickly eliminated many powerful warlord forces and unified northern China.

Cao Cao saw that in the Central Plains, due to years of war, the people were scattered everywhere and the fields were barren, so he adopted the advice of his generals and ordered the soldiers and ordinary people of the army to practice tuntian. Soon, crops were planted on the barren land, and large quantities of grain were harvested. With food, the common people can live and work in peace and contentment, and the army will also have sufficient military rations, thus laying a material foundation for further reunification of the whole country.

Everyone was happy to see all this.

However, some soldiers did not know how to take care of their crops, and some people often ran around the fields and trampled on the crops. Cao Cao was very angry when he found out, and he issued an extremely severe order: all soldiers in the army must not trample on the crops, and those who violate the order will be beheaded!

The soldiers all know that Cao Cao has always given military orders, orders must be carried out, orders must be stopped, and no tolerance will be tolerated. Therefore, the soldiers were cautious and cautious, lest they violate military discipline. When the soldiers drilled and marched past the crops, they always passed carefully.

Sometimes, when soldiers saw a fallen crop on the side of the road, they would go over and pick it up.

Once, Cao Cao led his soldiers to battle. At that time, it was the season when the wheat was about to ripen. Cao Cao rode on his horse, looking at the endless golden wheat waves, and was very happy.

Just as Cao Cao was thinking about the problem while walking on his horse, he suddenly made a "stinging and stinging" sound, and several pheasants sprang out of the grass on the side of the road and flew over Cao Cao's horse. Cao Cao's horse was defenseless, frightened by the sudden situation. It screamed and ran into a nearby wheat field.

By the time Cao Cao reined in the startled horse, a large piece of wheat in the field had been trampled down.

Seeing the scene in front of him, Cao Cao called the magistrate and said to him very seriously: "Today, my horse trampled on the wheat field and violated military discipline, please punish me according to military law!" ”

The prince is guilty of the same crime as the common people, look at the "Bao Gong Case" a lot.

Han-Zhang Tang, Tang-Di Gong, Song-Bao Zheng, Song Ci, Ming Zhang Juzheng, Qing Shi Gong, Peng Gong A series of legends.

Damn, give publicity to the public security organs, and see if other people are willing to do it, and stain the name of the thousand-year-old blue sky!!

How could you miss Tang Taizong Li Shimin. In fact, Tuo Patao also has the courage to admit his mistakes before he gets old.

Lian Po is guilty of Jing pleading, he is not happy with Lin Xiangru, does not go to court, does not associate with him, who knows that Lin Xiangru is still so kind, befriends with him, and does not say bad things about him, he knows that he is wrong, and he comes to the door with Jing Tiao to admit his mistake (the story of the two who love and kill each other).

There are a lot of them, like what Li Shimin was scolded by Wei Zheng for a few words, and then bowed his head and admitted his mistake.

Lian Po, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty "guilty of his own edict", Tang Taizong.

Finally, he returned to Beiping (now Beijing) with his wife and children. After returning to China, he not only devoted himself to theoretical research, but also traveled to 23 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions across the country, using mathematics to solve practical problems in a large number of production, and was known as the "people's mathematician".

In addition, there are famous geologist Li Siguang, biologist Tong Dizhou, nuclear physicist Qian Xuesen, high-energy physicist Zhang Wenyu, chemist Tang Aoqing ......All of them were full of patriotic aspirations and made great contributions to the rejuvenation of the country.

During the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan committed suicide by throwing himself into the river.

Patriotic celebrity Lian Po.

Wei Qing, the general of the Western Han Dynasty.

Huo Quai, a famous patriotic general in the Western Han Dynasty.

Zhao Chongguo, a general after the Western Han Dynasty.

The patriotic famous general Zu Ti who aspires to reunification.

Lingnan heroine Mrs. Xian.

Tang Dynasty patriotic general Guo Ziyi.

Li Guangbi, the chief general of the "Anshi Rebellion".

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Yue Fei resisted the invasion of the Northern Song Dynasty patriotic general Yang Ye.

Anti-Liao general Yang Yanzhao.

Anti-gold famous general Zong Ze.

Li Gang, the anti-gold hero of the Song Dynasty.

Wen Tianxiang would rather die than give in.

Anti-gold famous general Han Shizhong.

Anti-gold famous general Liu Yi.

Yue Fei, a famous anti-gold general in the Southern Song Dynasty.

The famous anti-Japanese general Yu Dayou.

Anti-Yuan hero Wen Tianxiang.

The Ming Dynasty patriotic name is Qian.

National Hero Qi Jiguang At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Qi army resisted the Japanese invaders.

Yuan Chonghuan, a famous anti-Qing general in the late Ming Dynasty.

Anti-Qing heroes Shi Kefa.

Anti-Qing hero Zhang Huangyan.

National hero Zheng Chenggong.

In the early Qing Dynasty, the famous patriotic general Sabusu.

Qing Dynasty Mongolian patriotic general Ce Ling.

Qing Dynasty patriotic general Yue Zhongqi Qing Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan.

Worbasi broke through the obstruction of Tsarist Russia and returned to his homeland.

Dong Cunrui bombed the bunker.

Yang Jingyu dedicated himself to the fight against Japan.

Wu Yuzhang upheld the dignity of the country.

There were many patriots in ancient China, such as Yue Fei, the hero of the anti-Jin resistance, who sacrificed his life for the reunification of the country, and really dedicated everything to the country.

Wen Tianxiang would rather die than accept the enemy's favorable conditions.