deeds not words

Di Renjie was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty and was famous for his intelligence and bravery. During his time as an official, he often participated in solving cases and eliminating evils for the people. He was also recognized as Tang Zuo's courtier, unyielding, upright and fair.

Di Renjie's main achievement was to solve cases like a god and to be loyal to his duty.

In his early years, Di Renjie had passed the Ming Jing examination and was a law-abiding man. Within a year, he had adjudicated a large number of cases, and no one had complained unjustly. His reputation had soared. He recommended Fei Xian as the censor Zhongcheng, upright and fair, and was recognized by the government and the people as the minister of Tang Zuo to send Jun to the court.

He handled cases like a god and made outstanding achievements.

In his early years, Di Renjie had passed the Ming Jing examination and was a law-abiding man. Within a year, he had adjudicated a large number of cases, and no one had complained unjustly. His reputation had soared.

Yan Qing was a character in the classic Chinese novel," Water Margins." His main deeds included his loyalty to save the Lord, his gathering of righteousness in Liangshan, his promotion of amnesty, and his conquests in the south and north. Yan Qing was Lu Junyi's trusted servant. His parents had died when he was young and he was raised by the Lu family. He was talented and good-looking, both civil and military, good at crossbow bolts, proficient in sumo wrestling, martial arts, and versatile. He was proficient in playing, singing, dancing, talking, and all kinds of arts. He was loyal to the Savior and saved Lu Junyi before defecting to Liangshan Lake. During the Liangshan Righteous Gathering, he was ranked 36th and was the leader of the infantry. Yan Qing had even helped the Imperial Court to recruit them. He had participated in the war and displayed his martial arts and wisdom. All in all, Yan Qing was a talented and good-looking person, a loyal savior, and a multi-talented hero.

Lin Chong was a heroic figure in the Water Margins, and his deeds were admirable. Lin Chong was originally the spear and club instructor of the 800,000 imperial guards in Tokyo. Because his wife was molested by Gao Qiu's son, he was framed and reported to the court. When he was exiled to Cang Prefecture Prison City, he was plotted against by Gao Qiu's trusted aide, Lu Qian. After Lin Chong killed Lu Qian, he braved the wind and snow to go to Liangshan Lake overnight. At Liangshan Lake, he had a dispute with Song Jiang, but later on, the two of them killed the Mountain King Chao Gai together and became sworn friends. Lin Chong had made great contributions and was named the 32nd hero of Liangshan Lake. Chong Lin had a forthright personality and was very loyal. He was good at helping others. He was brave and fearless. He often charged forward and fought for justice. In the face of powerful forces, he dared to stand up, speak bluntly, and never yield. But to ordinary people, he was amiable and helpful. Therefore, he was deeply respected and loved by the heroes in Liangshan Lake. Chong Lin's heroic deeds were praiseworthy.

Yan Qing's main achievements included bravely saving a drowning child, saving Lu Junyi, participating in the Liangshan Gathering of Righteousness, conquering the south and north, and promoting amnesty.

Yan Qing was from Beijing's Daming Mansion. His parents had died when he was young and he was raised by the Lu family. He was Lu Junyi's trusted servant. His body was covered in flowers and embroidery, he was good at using crossbows, proficient in sumo wrestling, strong martial arts, and versatile. He was proficient in playing, singing, dancing, talking, and all kinds of arts. He was loyal to the Savior and advised Lu Junyi to go to Tai 'an Prefecture, but he was not listened to. In the end, Yan Qing became the head of the infantry in Liangshan Lake and contributed to the recruitment of Liangshan. His main deeds included saving the Lord, dissuading him, and recruiting him.

Yan Qing was Lu Junyi's butler. His parents died when he was young and he was adopted by Lu Junyi. He was versatile and good at archery. He participated in the Liangshan Righteous Gathering, saved Lu Junyi, promoted amnesty, and fought in the south and north, showing his loyalty, intelligence, and courage.