During the Qing Dynasty, there was a strange social phenomenon. Slaughtering white geese is a vicious social phenomenon under feudal autocracy. What he means is that if a person who has committed a capital crime is unwilling to take responsibility for his actions, he can buy others to go to court for him to ensure his life safety. In Qing Dynasty, white ducks were often slaughtered in the southeast coastal areas. Some children of big families or bureaucrats bully men and women, kill and set fires, and finally collude with the government through various relationships after irrefutable arrest documents, and spend a lot of money to buy a person who wants to die and send him to prison, pretending to be a real capital crime. After the trial of the government, the prisoner finalized the case, reported it step by step, and finally approved the death penalty.

The fundamental reason for this phenomenon is the darkness under feudal autocracy. In the feudal society, they were able to dominate the bureaucracy, lawless and unfair. The cases they handle can be said to be arbitrary, and they can't bear legal sanctions if they have power and influence, and their punishment can go unpunished. This kind of behavior is essentially a power transaction and a proof of political corruption, but it is such a thing that was finally discovered by the Queen Mother.

At the end of Tongzhi, there was a policeman named Hu Ti 'an, ostensibly a policeman, but actually the leader of a criminal group. Once, he took a few people to rob a rich family. I didn't expect this family to be a senior official who retired from Beijing. When the owner found out, he was sure to be arrested. Finally, he escaped when he caught Hu Ti 'an with conclusive evidence, but he could only let his brother pretend to be Hu Ti 'an. He thought he would get out in three to five years, but he didn't expect to be punished. Finally, my brother was acquitted, removed from the post of county magistrate and sent to the frontier. The official in charge of hearing the case was either dismissed or punished.