近日读史书看到了一个“婿竟不迁”的故事。一位吏部尚书有个女婿在畿辅(国都附近的地方)当官。女婿认为自己的泰山身为吏部尚书,手操选拔官吏的大权,把自己调到京城任职是“如振落叶”般轻而易举。所以就让他的妻子说通其岳母为他向岳父说情。然而,这位尚书却以国法为重,不徇私情,坚决拒绝了女婿的请求。像这位吏部尚书那样秉公守法、铁面无私的清官,在封建社会毕竟只是少数。唐人段成式的笔记《酉 Recently read a history book to see a “son actually did not move ” story. An official Shang book has a son-in-kai auxiliary (near the country) an officer. His son-in-law thought that as his official department, Taishan, as the official department, chose to hand over the power of officials and transferred himself to the office of the capital as “shaking the leaves” as easily as possible. So let his wife say that his mother-in-law said to his father-in-law. However, this book still regards the law as the most important thing, not ignoring personal circumstances and resolutely rejected the son-in-law’s request. Like the official book, as law-abiding, iron-clad honest government, feudal society, after all, only a minority. Chinese Duan Cheng-style notes "Unitary