Speaking of which, I have to say that Yao Chong, the prime minister, had an arch-enemy in officialdom, Zhang Yue, both of whom were prime ministers of the Tang Dynasty. But because Yao Chong and Zhang's opinions are always complementary, many contradictions have accumulated for a long time. Resentment always leads to revenge. Yao Chong expected that Zhang said he didn't retaliate against himself, so he was not Japanese. He would start with his own children, so he came up with the idea.
When Yao Chong died, he repeatedly told his son that if he died, Zhang would come to worship him out of courtesy. Yao Chong also told his son to put his only precious jewels in front of the coffin so that Zhang could see them directly. He told his son that if Zhang said he saw these treasures, it would prove that he liked them. He had to give them to him and asked him to inscribe them and submit them to the emperor as soon as possible.
Yao Chong also expected that Zhang accepted the gift and wrote an inscription, and he would soon regret it. If you want it when you come back, tell him that the inscription has been submitted to the emperor and will be engraved in a few days.
Yao Chong came up with so many details. This statement completely admires that Yao Chong's common sense is really higher than himself. This little thing can be predicted so accurately. Yao Chong was a poor official all his life. He has been an official in Beijing for many years and has never had his own mansion. He has been boarding in a temple, which is a great anecdote.
But what I didn't expect was that that little baby in his hand came in handy and saved his own child. I think these jewels may be specially prepared by Yao Chong for children, because for a smart person like him, all the details are expected, and the items needed in the process will naturally be prepared in advance.