The introduction of remain uncorrupted:
Keep my hands clean (pinyin: Li m:ngùqěng fěng) is an idiom, which originated from the second rhyme of Yuan's Wujiang Road. Being uncorrupted, originally refers to the gesture of two sleeves fluttering in the wind. Later, it was often used to describe that when an official was very clean, there was nothing but the breeze in his sleeve. With praise; Generally used as predicate and attribute in sentences.
The idiom story is as follows:
Yu Qian, whose real name is Ting Yi, is named Jie An, and the official is at least guaranteed. His name is Shao Bao, from Qiantang, Zhejiang. He became a scholar at the age of 24 and soon became a superintendent. He sympathized with the sufferings of the people and did many good things for them during his tenure, and Ming Xuanzong admired him very much. After Yu Qian was promoted to the governor of Henan and Shanxi, he was still very frugal in food, clothing, housing and transportation.
Ming Yingzong acceded to the throne at the age of nine, eunuch Wang Zhen authoritarian. He abused power for personal gain and was an insatiable corrupt official. Every time at a court meeting, local officials would offer him more jewels and silver to please him. Governor Yu Qian never brings a gift when he goes to Beijing to play. His colleague advised him: "Although you don't offer treasures or seek dignitaries, you should also bring some famous local products such as thread incense, mushrooms and handkerchiefs to show some kindness!"
Yu Qian smiled and raised his sleeves and said humorously, "There is a breeze!" To mock those flattering corrupt officials. He also wrote a poem: "the incense of silk mushrooms is harmful to the people." Keep your sleeves in the air, so as not to talk short. "
Spaghetti, mushrooms and incense are all specialties of his place of employment. Yu Qian said in his poem that such things were originally for the people to enjoy. Just because officials searched and searched, it became a disaster for the people. He expressed his attitude in the poem: I didn't bring anything to Beijing, only two sleeves breeze appeared in front of the son of heaven. Yan Lu in the poem refers to Hutong and Hutong, which is extended to the people and the common people.