Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, punished the most corrupt officials very severely, but the problem still exists.
Zhu Yuanzhang's punishment of ** was very strong, and he even adopted a cruel punishment such as peeling the skin and grass, but the ** problem is still repeatedly banned. One of the important reasons is that the interest groups of the first have been formed, and they protect their interests through bribery, collusion, etc., and can even influence the policies of the imperial court. In addition, although Zhu Yuanzhang has formulated strict laws to punish **, the enforcement is not enough, and some ** can still evade legal sanctions through various means. Moreover, there were serious problems in the selection system at that time, and some incompetent people were selected as ** through bribery or connections, and these people were often more prone to corruption. In fact, there are many reasons for repeated bans. In addition to the imperfect system and poor implementation, there are also factors such as ideological concepts and cultural traditions.
In today's society, we should ensure fairness and justice in the system, strengthen the work of fighting corruption and advocating clean government, let power run in the sun, and let the people have a greater sense of gain and happiness.