Interpretation: Jie Jin (1369- 14 15) was born in Jishui, Ming Dynasty (now Jishui, Jiangxi Province) and was a scholar in the twenty-first year of Hongwu (1388). Because of his high intelligence, Jie Jin dared not speak out and was demoted many times. Finally, he was imprisoned by "no courtiers". In the 13th year of Yongle (14 15), he was buried in a snowdrift and froze to death. He died at the age of 47. In the first year of Chenghua (1465), he conferred with the doctor, and Wen Yi died.

Sentence: 1. Soon, Jie Jin and others were given "Jin Qi Yi", and the treatment was equivalent to that of Shangshu. They said: speaking for the emperor is a state secret, and staying with me sooner or later is not under the help of Shangshu.

I like Hanwang Zhu more and more. Judy was very unhappy when Jie Jin protested. He thinks Jie Jin is alienating his flesh and blood. Later, Hanwang Zhu framed and leaked palace secrets, and exposed his unfair marking in the imperial examination last year, which angered him.

It is said that Mao Le, the actor of Jie Jin, has read Ming History three times.

4. For example, in Wan Yan Shu, it is said that repeated revision of laws and regulations will inevitably arouse people's suspicion, and too complicated and severe punishment will inevitably lead to people's negligence.

The sword took Jie Jin back to the house in the city, and they chatted happily in the study. Finally, even the servant who served the wine was coaxed out by the sword, and the two were happy.

6. Besides Li Bai, there are Wang Anshi, He Zhu, Guo, Yang Wanli,,,,, Wang et al. Left numerous poems praising and describing Tianmen Mountain and Mo Bao.