What it looks like to beat the king's whip is not recorded in detail in the history books, so we don't know what it really looks like now. Whipping the king's whip is the supreme honor weapon handed down to ministers by the previous king. From a legal point of view, whipping the king can really beat the emperor, the king and the traitor. Whipping the king's whip not only represents the trust and honor to the minister, but also enables the minister to urge the king to be diligent and love the people, create a better country and create a better living space for people all over the world. The man who whipped the king had an unfathomable relationship with the royal family, and he must be a weighty political figure of that era.

Although in the legal sense, beating the king's whip has such a role. However, in real life, no minister dared to really whip the king at that time. In the final analysis, this weapon is the right of the previous generation of kings, and the previous generation of emperors can't manage this generation's affairs. Ministers still fear the king from the bottom of their hearts. No one dares to show off such weapons in public. This is blasphemy against the monarch and disrespect for the king.

In the novel Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, gave Weichi Gong a Shuang Bian for saving his life. In this novel, the then king Li Zhi was really whipped. Li Zhi put Xue in prison for his own selfish interests. Xue was the star of hope in the Tang Dynasty at that time, and Weichi Gong was also very angry and punished Li Zhi for his fatuous behavior.

However, such a bold scene can only appear in literary works. In real life, no minister dares to do so. The king was the most powerful man at that time. The minister can kill him with a whip, and the king can also find any reason to accuse him of committing a big crime.