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He Gengsheng, a county magistrate in the late Qing Dynasty, wrote a Collection of Learning and Governance, which introduced the trial experience of human trafficking cases: "Any trafficking case should be divided into two categories: seduction and seduction. Slightly ignorant; People who are in harmony, because of their wishes, or being bullied first, have to follow the Song Dynasty, then the general outline has been exhausted, and it cannot be said that they are not tempted. "
According to the records of the Qing emperor, in the 11th year of Qianlong (A.D. 1746), the human trafficker horse in Fengyang, Anhui Province was made of Sichuan aconite root, kusnezoff monkshood root and human brain, and the medicine bag was put in a towel. When he met the kidnapped person, he put a towel over his face and immediately fell into a coma.
In the forty-first year of Qianlong (A.D. 1776), there was a trafficker named Liu Wang in Beijing, with as many as 16 people taking drugs. Therefore, He Gengsheng reminded officials that when trying a case of human trafficking, they should find out the case, "Is there any * * * behavior before and after the slave, and is there any drug abuse by the youngest son?"
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In ancient times, traffickers mostly committed crimes for gangs and established fixed black dens, which was often outrageous. In Qing Dynasty, the article "Kidnapping" in Wu's "Gossip at the Guest Window" recorded a case of human trafficking that was uncovered in the fifth year of Qianlong (AD l740).
The case was committed by traffickers Chen Da, Yu Jiuling and other eight gangs. They abducted a large number of young children, sold them to distant places with good looks, killed them stupidly, and sold their bones into pills: "There are countless boys and girls who have been trafficked repeatedly, and sold them to distant places with handsome looks, and killed their meat with stupidity. Moxibustion bones are pills."
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Ancient traffickers often used * * * to kidnap children, especially women, and were often sexually assaulted by traffickers. Afterwards, it was confirmed by the confession of traffickers that there were only more than 170 ships in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces at that time, which shows how serious the situation of illegal human trafficking was at that time.