As we all know, from the time Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty carried out the policy of "deposing a hundred schools of Confucianism", people in the feudal era had to learn Confucian principles, and the system of "checking and promoting filial piety" for selecting talents was also based on Confucian doctrine as a reference standard.
According to incomplete statistics, from the beginning of the Sui Dynasty to the abolition of the imperial examination system in the later years of Guangxu, the total number of people who passed the examination in the past dynasties was only 504, and even fewer of them were well known to later generations. And what this article wants to introduce is a legendary leader of the Qing Dynasty - Luo Chengjun.
Although the Locke family said that the situation was average, because Luo Chengjun was smart from an early age, his stepfather was willing to ask someone to teach him to teach him self-study. In 1893, Luo Chengjun took the rural examination in Sichuan Province and won the third place in the province. Two years later, he passed the Hong Kong entrance examination and was admitted to the imperial examination, and then took the temple examination.
Luo Chengjun wrote out the current problems in detail in his policy, and explained how to assist the emperor in governing the country clearly and clearly, and what he wrote was not false, all of which were his true thoughts. Luo Chengjun thought of the situation that the current Guangxu Emperor was an emperor but could not hold real power, and in his grief and indignation, he wrote at the end of the examination paper: "The Lord is worried about the humiliation of the subject, and the Lord is insulting the subject to death."
Perhaps it was these eight words that woke up the emperor, and just when everyone was thinking about becoming an official and getting rich and rushing for his own future, there was such a person who could think about the emperor, and it was precisely because of these eight words that he was determined to be a leader.