In ancient times, if a person broke the law, there would be a government to issue a warrant to arrest the criminal. If a particularly serious crime was committed, the imperial court would also issue a sea arrest order and arrest it throughout the country. The ancient "wanted warrants" were so abstract, why did they always catch criminals? You see what the last sentence is.
But at this time, there was a problem, that is, the paintings of ancient painters were relatively abstract, far from the real appearance of the prisoners, and it was impossible to identify the criminals well through portraits. But the chances of catching a criminal with such a document are very high, why is that? It turns out that the portrait of this sea fishing order is only an auxiliary role, what is important is the above text, which records the important characteristics and some details of the criminal, and everyone can identify the criminal through these text descriptions.
And this kind of sea hunting order is often the last sentence is the bounty, an ordinary small criminal can get a bounty of 10 taels, and if it is a big thief in Jiangyang, a well-known criminal, you can generally get a bounty starting from one hundred and two silver, which is enough for a large family to spend a year. As the saying goes, there is a need for brave men under the heavy reward, so this is why the criminals can be caught.
Of course, there is also a reason, that is, in ancient times, the criminal law was relatively heavy, and if it was suspected of harboring criminals, it would also be sentenced to the crime of sitting together. At that time, everyone in a village knew that if a foreigner suddenly appeared, it would attract everyone's attention, so it was easy to be suspected, which is why the ancient "wanted order" was so abstract, why the criminals were always caught.