Occasionally, a masterpiece of ancient wittic judgments is recorded here for the reader:
After Zhang Yongzhong of the Song Dynasty, Ren Chongyang County Ling, shortly after his arrival, inspected the street gate money storehouse and found that the small official who managed the money bank casually put a small coin into the seam of his hat when he returned home. After a period of observation, I saw that the little official did this every day. One day, just as the little official's old trick was repeated, Zhang Yong arrested him, detained him for the felony of stealing the national treasury, and put him on death row. The petty official thought that he had only taken a small piece of money and had not killed someone and set him on fire, and that the death sentence should not be deserved, so he shouted that he had been wronged. Zhang Yongti wrote a 16-character sentence: "One dollar a day, a thousand days and a thousand dollars, a rope sawn wood broken, water droplets and stones wearing."
During the Ming Dynasty's apocalypse, there was a royal historian who was quite eloquent, and one of the eunuchs under the eunuch Wei Zhongxian was jealous and tried to make fun of yushi, and he tied up a rat to file a complaint, declaring: "This rat bites and destroys my clothes, and specially comes to ask Yushi to convict me." After pondering for a moment, Yushi sentenced that if the rat was sentenced to flogging and banishment (exile after beating the stick), it would be too light; If the sentence of hanging is too late (first severed limbs and then cut off throats) is too heavy; The officer decided to sentence him to a palace sentence (castration). The eunuch knew that Yushi was satirizing himself, but he also had to marvel at the magic of his sentence.
