What kind of person is Han Fuqu?

Han Fuju is a good official who makes decisions for the people. It must be wrong. However, it is somewhat wrong to say that he is a cruel and chaotic warlord. He is more like a man with both good and evil, and can't be strictly defined as a good person or a bad person.

When Han Fuqu was in charge of Shandong, he did a lot of wrong things, but he also did a lot of good things. Today, some people admire him.

Han Fuqu is also a very scheming person. Taking advantage of the battle between Jiang, Yan and Feng Zhongyuan, he quickly took over the power of military, political and legal affairs in Shandong and carried out unprecedented reforms in Shandong.

1, rectify bureaucracy, but stop drugs; The provincial government has been reorganized and the bloated bureaucracy has undergone drastic reforms. He asked government officials to put on cloth, remove their posts that have been vacant all the year round, and deal with officials who take bribes by military law.

2. Develop education and actively provide disaster relief; After he was in charge of Shandong, he vigorously advocated "China's inherent cultural spirit" and thought that only culture can truly build a country. Therefore, we take every opportunity to publicize the "Three People's Principles" to students, instill feudal ethics such as "courtesy, honesty, shame, loyalty, filial piety, benevolence and harmony", and advocate the cultural retro movement of "respecting Confucius and reading classics" in order to "respect Confucius for righteousness".

3, funny law enforcement, claiming to be "blue sky"; During his eight years in charge of Shandong, although there were many unjust, false and wrong cases, most of them were solved. Otherwise, people in Linyi and other places would not have traveled thousands of miles to Jinan to complain. According to statistics, the rate of misjudged cases in Nanjing at that time was much higher than that in Jinan. Therefore, although his law enforcement is absurd and outrageous, it is beneficial to most people on the whole, and it is understandable to call himself "blue sky".

Han Fuju, a controversial figure, is honest and willful. He is ambitious and short-sighted. When he was in charge of Shandong, the official administration was clean, the economy and education developed vigorously, and drugs and bandits were actively cracked down. He can be regarded as a social hero, but it is such a character who fled in front of the Japanese army and became a national sinner. No matter how many good deeds and practical things he has done, this one thing alone will be nailed to the shame column of history.