The willow tree in front of the court is a famous line from a Tang Dynasty poem, which means "a willow tree was planted in front of the court". It means that during the judicial trial, the image of the willow tree represents the judge. It is hoped that he will be able to judge the case fairly and impartially. This sentence is extended to be a symbol of "strict justice" and is also a very important symbol in the traditional Chinese legal process. Therefore, "disbursement before trial" has become a classic term in the legal field.
In classical literature, "parting willows in front of the court" is also a kind of artistic conception and impression, similar to "Yu Leap in Taihang", "Ying Ge Yan Wu", etc., expressing rich emotions and impressions in extremely concise and concise language. Profound meaning. The distribution of willows in front of the court not only has the significance of court trials, but is also a symbol of poetry and art. As a green plant, willow also symbolizes life and hope, and also plays an important role in literary creation.
The title "fenfutingqianliu" has been around since ancient times, and its existence reflects the importance and respect that ancient Chinese countries attached to the judiciary. For thousands of years, both Yue Fei, who was imprisoned for his fair and outspoken speech, and Lin Zexu, who attracted countless supporters with his charisma, have defended themselves in court. The law protects the safety and rights of citizens, and the significance of paying before trial is to let us remember the value of a fair trial, guide people to cherish their lives and safety, and adhere to the correct path of the rule of law.