"Corrupt officials want rape, and honest officials even more so, otherwise, how can we deal with those bad people?" Does it mean something else? I remember the silver ingots lined up in the movie and the RMB wall in the name of the people have a fight. Sure enough, the ancient and modern forms of corrupt officials are similar.
The so-called "wherever you go, where to learn", when the troupe went to Beijing, Master Bao learned various juggling skills;
when he entered the Piaoxiangyuan as a running hall, Master Bao learned the stunt of arguing, and could scold the dead.
In the final lawsuit, which was almost a boxing match, it was vividly reflected.
In the last lawsuit, Chang Wei said "You dare to slander me", and Mr. Bao replied, "What about you?" He also saw what was called "corrupt officials want rape, and honest officials want more rape, otherwise how can you deal with those bad people? "Master Bao used a lot of shady tricks in this case to get the perjured witnesses to tell the truth one by one. Sure enough, it is sinful, and it is indeed yin, but Mr. Bao's "yin people" are by no means the treacherous and treacherous people of corrupt officials and wicked people, but a more intelligent and more capable embodiment.
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