During the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty, Shuai Gamo, an arithmetic genius, insisted on petitioning for the truth after discovering the problem of silk tax burden.
Shuai Gamo, who comes from a military family, is extremely interested in mathematics. When he was practicing mathematics with county tax, he accidentally found that there was a question about the tax amount of a subject called "personal diaosi". After asking, Shuai Gamo knew that someone had stolen the concept, changed flowers and trees, and passed on the tax revenue from the original counties to a county.
Shuai Gamo decided to appeal after learning about the incident, but he encountered many difficulties in the appeal process and almost died. The "Minsi case" ran aground. After the reform, the old case was revived, and the truth was made public through the efforts of Shuai Gamo and all parties.
Under the microscope, the market narrative of Daming Silk case is more representative.
The silk case of Daming under the Microscope highly praises Ma Boyong's original works, and tells the simple people's demands, cunning folk wisdom, dirty petty official means and officialdom balance in a more market-oriented way, showing a real and vivid picture of the political ecology of ordinary people at the bottom.
Out of the insistence on "learning" and the desire to plead for the people, Shuai Gamo and his friends launched an angry struggle, fearless of corrupt officials and powerful squires, and forced them to the county government. Shuai Gamo's choice is "prosperity, people suffer." The rise of feudalism against the historical trend. This kind of story core, which is small and broad, and weak and strong, can often arouse the audience's desire to watch.