antithetical couplets in the dining hall: Who can eat less than three meals a day? I don't have many seven dishes and eight bowls because of the guests.
official temple couplets: I don't want to be called an official, but I want to be a good person.
prison temple couplets: I deserve to be guilty of breaking the law, and I go astray when I commit rape.
couplets of officials' houses: selecting officials and promoting officials' talents, and checking political achievements to balance honesty.
torture room's couplets: sentencing according to law shows justice, and punishing according to law eliminates affair;
official couplets on official history: laws and regulations are in harmony with nature, and officials are selfless and safe;
Lobby couplets: If you deceive others, don't deceive yourself. If you are negative to the people, you will bear the burden of the country.
The couplets in front of the three halls are "It is not honorable to gain an official, but it is not humiliating to lose one official. Don't say that one official is useless, and the place depends on one official"; The bottom line is "eat the food of the people, wear the clothes of the people, don't be bullied by the people, you are also the people."