Zhang Juzheng is a famous historical and cultural celebrity. The reforms he led during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty were vigorous and drastic, reversing the decadent political situation that continued to decline. He has made outstanding achievements and shines in the annals of history. This is what people usually know about him. However, the emperor denied him after his death, thought that he was "authoritarian and chaotic" and "disloyal to the country" and even wanted to "chop his coffin to kill the corpse". The bureaucrats with a particularly keen sense of politics echoed and dropped down a stone on him. A famous official who devoted himself to the Ming Dynasty fell form the towering clouds and became a sinner of the society. Why is this? What’s the mystery behind it? Fan Shuzhi, a famous historian of the Ming Dynasty, will take you to explore the answers to your questions.