What are the beggars who defy the sky in Chinese history?

According to a survey conducted by Zero Point Research Company, the number of beggars in China is around one million.

Every time you go out, you can meet these people with enamel jars reaching out to you at the bus stop and the underpass, and most pedestrians know that these are "pseudo-beggars", of course, there are some kind classmates who put in a few coins, and some women use children as bait to deceive pedestrians into sympathy, which makes the disadvantaged groups who really need help not get the help they deserve. Even **and** make it clear: "Don't give handouts to beggars on the side of the road."

Among the roadside begging crowd, there are mostly the disabled, kneeling to write to themselves, and the elderly holding bowls, and a small number of old people in the underground passages win everyone's sympathy in a way similar to performing arts, which is more noble than those who are forced to beggars, and there are many people who are unwilling to lower their dignity because of their hardships, but society is complex, which makes it difficult to distinguish who really needs help.

Different from professional beggars, beggars in the real sense of the word are analyzed in terms of age, the elderly and children are the majority, and children are the result of a combination of multiple causes, but family changes are the main cause, and the wandering of the elderly is mostly due to the fact that they are old and have lost their ability to work, have no children to support, have children and do not fulfill their maintenance obligations, and are forced out to beg. Most of them are in poor health, do not have access to formal medical care, are not included in the social security system, and some are displaced from other places, so they are even more helpless.

Reflections on the Problem Solving of the Problem of Wandering Beggars Thoughts on the Problem Solving of the Problem of Wandering BeggarsThe homeless people have no fixed residence, are highly dispersed, and have a low level of education. Most of the homeless people come from poor rural areas, do not have a proper and adequate education, and do not trust the rescue, which will produce a distrust psychology and increase the difficulty of rescue. There is a widespread medical crisis in this group, they have been at the bottom of the society for a long time, do not pay attention to personal hygiene, and even some have been infected with infectious diseases, which will undoubtedly increase medical expenditures and make the burden of ** more serious.

It is not enough to rely on the help of this group, but also the role of social groups to help them establish a correct outlook on employment, educate them to learn a skill, and establish a belief in self-esteem and self-love.

In the final analysis, the problem of beggars is a problem of productive forces, so it is still necessary to vigorously develop productive forces and raise the level of regional economic development.

What is said upstairs does not exist at all, and the theory is also wrong, if you really want to know the current situation, you can pretend to be a beggar, and see if you were stopped when you went home at night, and asked you to go to the manager, and meet the manager and the boss.

The streets are full of beggars, and it is difficult to distinguish between the real and the fake.

The only beggar in China who has gone down in history is Wu Xun, and it is also the prototype of Su Qi'er in many film and television dramas. Wu Xun is the only beggar in Chinese history who has been recorded in the official history, in fact, at the beginning, he did not have a name, the origin of Wu Xun is because his righteous deeds have been affirmed by **.

At that time, Guangxu specially wrote a plaque with "Xun" written on it, so he got the name Wuxun. In addition, Guangxu also gave him a yellow coat, which can be said to be a great favor to him. Wu Xun was born in a poor family, and after his father's death, Wu Xun began to beg on the streets to maintain his business.

In addition, because he didn't know how to read, he would be bullied by his employer every time he trained martial arts, and he was deceived by his employer that his salary had not been settled.

Illiterate, he could only endure it silently, but he secretly vowed in his heart that one day he would set up a free school so that the children of poor families could also read and understand, so that his future employers would not give blatant fraud. So he began his long journey of begging, and he traveled all over the country to beg on the streets for more than 30 years, during which time he saved all the money he had gained. He also learned to perform acrobatics, and in this way, by his own persistence, he finally saved a lot of wealth after 40 years, but he did not choose to squander it for himself.

He still remembered his wish, and he used his savings to open three schools.

After that, he continued to beg to raise money to build a school, and after the news spread, people respected him very much. donated money to him to run a school, and Guangxu was also greatly moved after knowing about it, and personally wrote a plaque and a yellow jacket for him. At the last moment of his life, Wu Xun listened to the children's reading and passed away peacefully.

The only beggar in China who can be mentioned in history, I think is Su Qi'er, because in many records, only Su Qi'er contributed very much to the court at that time, and even the king at that time admired him very much.

The name of this beggar is Wu Xun, and this is the name given to him by the emperor, because although he is a beggar, he is very kind-hearted and often does some good things to help others.

Strange beggar Wu Xun, formerly known as Wu Qi. He lost his father at an early age, and lived with his mother and brother by planting a few acres of thin fields, and begged with his mother during the slack season or the spring famine. I wanted to study but couldn't, I was scolded for eavesdropping, I worked part-time, because I couldn't read, I was made a fake account and swallowed up my wages, I was poor and beaten again, and I fell ill in a broken temple for three days and three nights without eating or drinking.

So he was determined to raise funds to build a school through begging, Wu Qi begged during the day, spun thread at night, after years of hard work, Wu Qi finally accumulated a lot of money, saved a considerable amount of money. When he was not confused in the seventh year of Wu, he took out his life savings to build a school in Liuzhuang, and used more than 200 acres of land as private school assets to maintain normal operation. The day of the school was the happiest day in Wu Qi's life.

Wu Qi accumulated for several years and opened a school again in Linqing. His righteous deeds were transmitted to the court and given him a name for training, so Wu Qi obtained his real name with his tenacity and selflessness: Wu Xun.

Wu Xun, never married. He knelt down and begged poor families to send their children to school, and personally knelt down to invite learned people to teach. Living at the bottom of society, he has a deep understanding.

With a strong sense of compassion and fraternity, he rescued these children who were suffering from poverty. His youthful experience is something he will never forget. Looking at the righteous college he founded, in the twenty-second year of Guangxu, listening to the sound of the schoolchildren reading, he passed away with a smile at the age of 59.

Upon learning the news of his death, countless people from all over the world attended his funeral, countless people along the way, the cries of teachers and students were deafening, and the villagers were also in tears. In the history of education in China, as a member of the lowest level of society such as a beggar, he set up a righteous college with thousands of family wealth to educate countless poor children. This is unique in the history of China and even in the whole world.

He is the only person in Chinese history who has been recorded as a beggar. It is known as the "strange beggar of the ages".

Who is the only beggar in China who has gone down in history? Even the emperor named him a strange beggar through the ages. This person's name is Wu Xun, also known as Su Qi'er. He lived in poverty. Unmarried wife. But he was very reasonable. Understand the dangers of not having culture.

Is there Su Qi'er? Emperor Suqi'er also gave him a golden bowl to beg. It's true that he is also a Su beggar, and he has indeed done a lot of things, indeed, well.

There is a certain amount of support, just like well, Zhang Sanfeng of Wudang, will you understand it by chance? Only then did there be a certain opportunity, which created this Su Qier Zhang Sanfeng was in that back then, oh, was it also on that Wutai Mountain? Was it a retreat at that time?

At that time, I was taken by that.,At that time, I was taken by the master who came home.,It's true that there will be a set of magic skills and this after rushing into the meeting.。 Well, Su Qi'er is the same, well, like the 18 palms of the student union.

It should be Wu Xun, who has never married in his life.

Needless to say, isn't it Zhu Chongba, the beggar emperor, who else is better than him!

Ji Gong, Ji Dian Zen Master, famous Dao Ji, has always been a beggar, sloppy clothes, crazy speech, but he is actually a Taoist monk, with high morality to educate the world. Daoji is actually a "holy monk", and has always entered the mortal world with the heart of Buddhism and Taoism as a "beggar". With the bodhi heart of saving the world and his lover, he blends into the world with "ragged clothes" and "pretending to be crazy and stupid".

Zhu Yuanzhang can be regarded as one, Zhu Yuanzhang has been a monk, a beggar, and finally stepped into the position of emperor, it can be said that the rebellious figure among the beggars, he is very legendary in his life.

Zhu Yuanzhang, a man who was really born in a poor family, and worked as a beggar, and finally counterattacked and became the emperor.