Harry's fortune telling _ which episode is Harry's fortune telling?

What does the blue sky in the South China Sea mean?

It's about a generation of honest officials-Harry.

Hai Rui (15 15- 1587) was a famous politician and official in the Ming Dynasty. The word "Hairui" means "like a fairy" and "Guo Kai", and its own name is "Feng Gang". When teaching, it was called "Hai Qing Tian", which was as famous as Bao Zheng in the Song Dynasty.

The bust portrait of Harry's ancestor moved from Jinjiang, Fujian to Haicuo, Qiongshan, Hainan (published in Guangxi magazine). He studied poetry classics since he was a child, and he was well-read and versatile. In the 28th year of Jiajing (1550), it was selected. He was first appointed to teach Chongqing in Nanping, Fujian, and later promoted to Chun 'an, Zhejiang and Xingguo, Jiangxi.

Clean and honest style

According to the official atmosphere at that time, when a new official took office and an old friend was promoted, someone would always send some gifts to congratulate him. As long as the amount of these gifts is not large, it is human nature. However, Harry publicly posted a notice saying that "being a court official now is different from privacy at home."

Then return the gifts sent by others one by one, even the gifts sent by old friends He Bangtai and Shu from afar. As for the cheapness of the public, it doesn't cost a penny. Before Harry died, the firewood sent by the Ministry of War was seven yuan more, and he had to pay it back.

Case solving skills

In solving crimes, Harry can't see through the details and expects things to be like gods. For those mysteries, he did not investigate them carefully, but "wronged his brother rather than his brother;" I would rather grieve my nephew than my uncle; It is better to grieve yourself and enrich yourself than to grieve the poor; I prefer injustice and stubbornness to injustice and stupidity. "

In the case of competing for property, "it is better to wronged the township officials than the people"; In the case of competing for appearance, "I would rather blame the king than the township official."