In the work "Under the Prosperous City", there are two main reasons why Lu Yuan beat Lu Zhi: First, Lu Zhi was just his slave in Lu Yuan's heart, but his behavior was a bit unruly and he did not put himself in the right position. This made Lu Yuanbang think that it was necessary to teach Lu Zhi a lesson in order to correct his behavior.
Moreover, Lu Zhi lost his words after getting drunk and called Lu Yuanbang "Dad", which made Lu Yuanbang very angry. In Lu Yuanbang's view, this title is an affront to his dignity. Therefore, he decided to punish Lu Zhi by making him kneel in the rain and suffer humiliation and scolding.
"Under the Prosperous City" tells the story of the 37th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, a series of murders occurred in the county seat of Jiangnan County, the identities of the deceased were different, they had nothing to do with each other, the corpses were arranged in bizarre postures, and there was a sentence left at each crime scene. As the apprentice of the first victim, Xiaoyu Kuaiqu Sanmore cooperated with his partners to carry out an investigation, and as the investigation deepened, all kinds of people from the three religions and nine streams, Shinong and industry and commerce appeared one after another, and in the fog, an old case 20 years ago surfaced.
In the face of the powerful and evil forces, Qu San was not afraid or flinched, and always adhered to his righteous position. He dared to challenge authority, was not afraid of any pressure and threats, spoke up for the vulnerable, and upheld social justice. In the process of investigating the case, Qu San showed a brave and fearless spirit. He was not afraid of danger, personally conducted in-depth investigations, faced all kinds of complex situations and difficulties, and always relentlessly pursued the truth.
Qu San is more concerned about the people and asks for the people's lives. He cared about the well-being of the people and was committed to solving the practical problems of the people. In the play, he not only solved many difficult cases, but also sought welfare for the people, showing his feelings of caring for the people.
Qu San has a keen insight and judgment, and can quickly analyze the case and find clues. He is good at observing details and is able to find the essence of the problem from the subtleties. At the same time, he is also able to flexibly apply various knowledge to provide intelligent support for the resolution of cases.
In short, Qu Sangen showed excellent qualities and outstanding abilities such as intelligence and justice, courage and fearlessness, and caring for the people in "Under the Prosperous City", which is an admirable and convincing image of justice.