Wang Ling of the Song Dynasty (960 - 1027) was a politician, writer, and calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was the eldest son of Prime Minister Song Renzong, who had held many official positions and had a wide influence in the fields of politics, literature, and calligraphy.
In his early years, Wang Ling had studied at the aristocratic school in Bianjing, Tokyo (now Kaifeng City, Henan Province), and then held an official position. He held many important positions in the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty, including the Council of Ministers, the Privy Council, and the Minister of War. In terms of politics, Wang Ling advocated a reform of the system and carried out a series of important political reform measures, such as reducing taxes, strengthening judicial independence, and reforming the official system, which was deeply trusted and appreciated by Song Renzong.
Wang Ling was also an outstanding poet and writer in literature. His poems were fresh and natural, showing a deep understanding of nature and life. He was known as one of the "Eight Masters of Tokyo". His calligraphy works were also extremely outstanding. His strokes were smooth, tactful, and unrestrained. He was known as the "Master of Hanmo."
Wang Ling had outstanding achievements in politics, literature, and calligraphy, and was hailed as one of the outstanding figures of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Wang Weiqin was an official at the end of the Qing Dynasty. He was sentenced to death by a thousand cuts for killing the Li family. Wang Weiqin used his power to plan and lead his family and villagers to slaughter more than ten members of the Li family. However, the daughter-in-law of the Li family, Xiao Li Ma, escaped and sued Wang Weiqin to the local government, but many times the complaint failed to be avenged. In the end, under the leadership of the newly established Minister of Work Inspection Bureau, Na Tong, the Li family's grievances were upheld, and Wang Weiqin was sentenced to death by a thousand cuts. This case caused a sensation at the time, and there were still legends and plays about Wang Weiqin's case circulating in the local area.
Wang Weiqin was an official at the end of the Qing Dynasty. He was sentenced to death by a thousand cuts for committing a family massacre. In 1901, Wang Weiqin planned and led his family and villagers to massacre more than ten members of the Li family in the village. He was accused and went through a long process of accusation and appeal, and was finally executed in 1905. This case attracted widespread attention at the time, and there were still legends and plays about Wang Weiqin's case circulating in the local area.
Wang Weiqin's death by dismemberment referred to the late Qing Dynasty, when the High Scholar Wang Weiqin was sentenced to death by dismemberment for committing a family massacre. Wang Weiqin planned and led his family and villagers to massacre more than ten members of the Li family in the village in Funing District, Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province. After he was accused, Xiao Li Ma repeatedly went to the county, government, Zhili and other places to sue Wang Weiqin, but failed to seek justice. In the end, under the leadership of the Minister of Work Inspection Bureau, Na Tong, the Li family's grievances were upheld, and Wang Weiqin was sentenced to death. The case attracted widespread attention at the time, and legends and plays about Wang Weiqin's case were still circulating in the local area.
Wang Weiqin was an official at the end of the Qing Dynasty. He was sentenced to death by a thousand cuts for committing a family massacre. Wang Weiqin had a bloody massacre in 1901. He planned and led his family and some villagers to slaughter more than ten members of the Li family in the village. A daughter-in-law of the Li family, Xiao Li Ma, successfully escaped and went to the county, government, and Zhili to sue Wang Weiqin, but for a long time, she could not seek justice. In the end, under the leadership of the newly established Minister of Work Inspection Bureau, Na Tong, the Li family's grievances were upheld, and Wang Weiqin was executed. This case caused a sensation at home and abroad at that time, and legends and plays about Wang Weiqin's case were still circulating in the local area.
Wang Weiqin was an official and county magistrate in the Qing Dynasty. Wang Weiqin was sentenced to death by a thousand cuts for killing more than ten members of the Li family. His crime caused a sensation at that time, and under the order of Empress Dowager Cixi, he was cut into pieces and executed. This case happened in 1901. After nearly three years of accusations and investigations, Wang Weiqin was finally brought to justice under the leadership of the newly established Minister of Work Inspection Bureau, Na Tong. This case was still passed down in local legends and plays, which had a far-reaching impact.
" Meeting Wang Lichuan " was a fictional novel about the love story between the female lead Xie Xiaoqiu and the male lead Wang Lichuan. There was no official confirmation as to whether their story was true or not. However, according to the plot and character creation of the novel, it could be speculated that their story might have been created by real people.
Wang Lichuan had no real life archetype. He was a fictional character from China. The creation of Wang Lichuan's archetype may have referred to Wang Lichuan's life story, personality characteristics, and cultural background to better display the characters in the novel.
Thirteenth Wang and Ye Ling 'er finally became husband and wife in "Celebrating Years" and lived a happy life. Ye Ling 'er had been taking care of Thirteenth Wang while he was unconscious. When he woke up, they admired each other and started a beautiful love. Their ending was a happy one.