Who are the four famous honest officials in history?

1. Zhao Guanghan.

Zhao Guanghan in the Western Han Dynasty held an important official position in the period of Zhao Di and Xuan Di. Zhao Guanghan is a man who hates evil. He attacks local forces and pays special attention to social security management. People are full of praise for him. However, Zhao Guanghan's style was too tough, which led the emperor and other aristocratic families not to like him very much, and even to be very afraid of him, which led to being "hidden in the snow" for thousands of years. Because of his character, he even offended the emperor, which led him to choose to execute him.

2. (English, Swiss) Harry (name)

Hai Rui was an official of the Ming Dynasty and a veteran of the four dynasties. His qualifications are very high. Although his official position is not high, he is serious and tries his best to manage his own jurisdiction. He leads a very frugal life. He wears coarse clothes and eats coarse grains, just like an ordinary person.

3. Yu Wenlong.

This honest official in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties is a typical late bloomer. In his early years, he passed the imperial examination and became an official. Later, because he hated the official atmosphere at that time, he chose to resign and retire. He didn't go out to be an official until he was 44. Yu Wenlong doesn't have that big ambition and is in no hurry to climb up. He started from a small county magistrate, carefully observed people's feelings, worked for the people, and became an excellent official, not a corrupt official.

The county slowly came back to life in Long Wen's hands. The people live and work in peace and contentment, and he keeps climbing. Although his official position is constantly improving, his style and attitude towards the people have not changed. So later, when Yu Wenlong died, Emperor Kangxi even personally wrote an inscription for this upright official, calling him "the most honest official in the world".

4. Bao Zheng.

Bao Zheng, as a typical honest official, judged the case correctly and was upright. His decision has never been influenced by extramarital affairs, and he has never broken the law. He treats both civilians and relatives equally, and will not be partial because of the difference of each other's identity. It can be said that it is very fair.