During the Qianlong period, there were three famous ministers, namely Liu Yong, Ji Xiaolan and Xiao Shenyang. Of these three people, Ji Xiaolan is the one with the highest literary attainments, and many people's understanding of Ji Xiaolan only stays at the level of acting in TV series. The real Ji Xiaolan in history is by no means free and easy. His life can be described as colorful, and he is a literati prime minister with great personality. Ji Xiaolan Ji Yun, born on June 15th, Yongzheng (1724), is a character in film and television dramas. He is from xian county, Zhili (now xian county, Hebei). In the 19th year of Qianlong (1754), in March, Ji Xiaolan was admitted to the Jinshi examination, ranking 22nd in the senior high school entrance examination and 4th in palace examination. At this time, Ji Xiaolan was thirty years old and entered imperial academy in the same year, starting his official career. Ji Xiaolan soon showed his talent after he entered the officialdom, because he was full of poems and books, and everyone from the emperor to the officials knew that Ji Xiaolan was an outstanding talent. The statue of Ji Xiaolan, Little Shenyang, is a hard bone to chew. Because Ji Xiaolan is brilliant, although many people admire him, many people are jealous. Ji Xiaolan, a general courtier, took it seriously, and never dared to gossip after one or two pranks. But there is still a headache for Ji Xiaolan, that is, small Shenyang, which is difficult to solve. Little Shenyang's imagery theory is not as good as Ji Xiaolan's, but he is much more adept than Ji Xiaolan in flattering and reading the emperor's heart. Although little Shenyang was insatiable and accumulated countless wealth, he did not forget to show off. Since everyone said that Ji Xiaolan was a gifted scholar of the dynasty, Xiao Shenyang wanted to ask Ji Xiaolan to write an inscription for his family, so that outsiders could see that he was also a man of cultural accomplishment. Ji Xiaolan, Ji Xiaolan and Xiao Shenyang, the characters in film and television dramas, knew Xiao Shenyang's character and didn't want to give him an inscription, but they couldn't refuse it directly to his face, so they had a plan. He wrote the word "Bamboo Bud" as a gift to Xiao Shenyang. Little Shenyang was overjoyed and thought it was appropriate to hang these two words on the plaque of his home pavilion, so he spent a lot of money to frame it and hang it at home. Later, when Emperor Qianlong came to Little Shenyang Palace and saw the plaque, he asked if Little Shenyang was a little too modest. Little Shenyang was puzzled by Emperor Qianlong's question about the monk Zhang Er, so he told him that it was Ji Xiaolan's question, which meant that the garden was quiet and elegant. After listening to this, Emperor Qianlong immediately felt ridiculous. He told Xiao Shenyang that Ji Xiaolan said that your whole family was a straw bag, and Xiao Shenyang realized that he had been teased by Ji Xiaolan and made a fool of himself in front of the emperor. Although Xiao Shenyang, who plays Ji Xiaolan and Xiao Shenyang Ji Xiaolan in film and television dramas, is the nemesis of marriage and has little knowledge, the interpersonal network between the DPRK and China is intertwined, with students and followers all over the country, and the talented Ji Xiaolan is at an absolute disadvantage in this respect. In anticipation, Xiao Shenyang finally got a chance to marry his daughter in Ji Xiaolan. He betrothed his daughter to Lu Jian-zeng's grandson. Lu is talented and a good corporal, and enjoys high prestige in North Korea, which is why he is willing to marry his in-laws. However, Lu Jian is not as incorruptible as Ji Xiaolan. He used the fat difference of the salt carrier to make money, and was finally caught by the eyes and ears of Xiao Shenyang. Ji Xiaolan, like Xiao Shenyang, decided to take this opportunity to severely punish Ji Xiaolan, so he was responsible for investigating the case to the emperor. When Ji Xiaolan learned about this, he didn't want to see his in-laws jailed, but he couldn't interfere in official business, so he could only help secretly. After thinking about the countermeasures, he didn't dare to write them on paper, so as not to let the wind out. He had a brainwave, put tea and salt in the envelope, meaning "salt test", and immediately sent someone to find Lu Jianzeng overnight. Lu Jianzeng understood the meaning of the letter and quickly transferred the stolen money to other places. When Xiao Shenyang came to check, there was not much money left, but this trick could not hide from the wily Xiao Shenyang, who not only recovered the money, but also seized the secret letter sent by Ji Xiaolan. Small Shenyang, like small Shenyang, immediately reported the leak of Ji Xiaolan to Emperor Qianlong. Emperor Qianlong was furious and immediately summoned Ji Xiaolan for questioning. At this time, Ji Xiaolan underestimated Xiao Shenyang's ability to deal with the world, and even today he argued that he was not involved. He asked Emperor Qianlong what evidence he had, but in the face of Lu Jianzeng's confession, the evidence was overwhelming, and Ji Xiaolan could only kowtow and plead guilty. Emperor Qianlong, like the Qing Dynasty, has always been very strict in dealing with leaks, not to mention the disclosure of Emperor Qianlong's will, which will definitely be severely punished. When the disaster came, Ji Xiaolan used his quick wits to write a neat antithesis article with his own knowledge, and praised the wisdom of Emperor Qianlong SHEN WOO. He also said that he believed in his fall in front of the Great Sage. After this flattery, he didn't expect it to be really effective. Emperor Qianlong likes others to praise himself on weekdays. After Ji Xiaolan's praise, Emperor Qianlong couldn't bear to kill him. When he was ready to pardon Ji Xiaolan's crime, Xiao Shenyang added fuel to the fire, stressing that the emperor must deal with it fairly. Finally, Ji Xiaolan was spared the death penalty, but he was sent to exile in Xinjiang. Role-playing Gan Long in film and television dramas.