Wang Xiong
Wang Xiong
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Wang Xiong was a good man in Rugao, Jiangsu Province in Qing Dynasty. Living in the north gate of the city, he was forced by his life to solve the problem in Rugao county government during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Wang Xiong has a clear sense of love and hate. He always tries his best to help some criminals who have suffered injustice. People affectionately call him Wang Jiezi. In order to save Xu Yuanbo's wife Zhu Shi, jiechai Wang Xiong and his wife Liu Shi performed a story of "Li Dai Tao Jiang". Jiechai Wang Xiong escorted his wife all the way to Daning ancient pagoda as a slave. Later, it came to maobijiang's ears. Maobijiang's righteous act of respecting Liu Shi Wang Xiong raised huge funds to redeem Wang Xiong and his wife Liu Shi in Rugao and raise them in the water painting garden until they died.
Personal story
After the Qing soldiers came to the Central Plains, they went south in the second year of Shunzhi. Rugao was also broken by the Qing soldiers. Xu Yuanbo, a righteous man, was very dissatisfied with the barbaric behavior of the Qing soldiers. First, he refused to cut his hair, and then stabbed 12 characters in his arms and chest: "born as a wise man, die as a wise ghost, worthy of this dynasty.". The traitor was arrested by the Qing authorities after the informer, died generously, and his wife Zhu was assigned to ningguta as a slave. Wang Xiong's wife Liu went to ningguta on behalf of Zhu. Wang Xiong and his wife stayed in ningguta to do hard labor together.
Later, when Mao Bijiang learned the truth, he admired the love behavior of Wang Jiezi and his wife. He sent people to the Mongolian pagoda to redeem Wang Xiong and his wife, welcome them to the water painting garden, and respect them as guests of honor until they die.
Artistic image
Rugao people compiled the deeds of Wang Jiezi and his wife into a drama, which was widely spread. Gao Yang, a famous writer in Taiwan, took them as the archetypes of his characters and wrote the novel "offending women and resolving differences".
Chinese PinYin : Wang Xiong
Wang Xiong
