Who is the prototype of Zhao Baishi in Jingyang County?

Based on the historical facts of the Wu family in Anwubao, Jingyang County, Shaanxi Province, The Moon Blossoms that Year tells the ups and downs of the richest woman in Shaanxi Province who was born in the late Qing Dynasty, and also reveals a dusty past. As an upright and loving parent, Zhao Baishi, the magistrate of Jingyang County played by Ren Zhong, shows the honesty and mind of a county.

The prototype of Zhao Baishi in history is Tu Guanjun. After searching the historical materials, it is found that Zhao Baishi, as the magistrate of Jingyang county in TV series, should be regarded as a fictional character, which combines many people's stories. Among them, the most important character support, which can also be confirmed by historical data, is Tu, who served as the magistrate of Jingyang County twice.

Tu (1838- 1894) was born in Dongxiang, Jiangxi. The draft of Qing history was circulated. Guangxu two years, sent to Shaanxi, successively in Fuping, Jingyang, Chang 'an three counties as magistrate. Two terms of Jingyang, especially in political achievements, have been an official for decades, and they have basically spent their time in Shaanxi. He has served as a magistrate in Fuping, Jingyang and Chang 'an counties, but he has never been a magistrate in his life. However, such a magistrate of a county is not simple. As a county official, he is proficient in "three axes", that is, "all county officials are close to the people" as Yongzheng said. To have a "three axes", collecting taxes, treating prison inmates and educating the people are its three basic tasks.