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中国古代就有帝王,主张以严刑重治贪官污吏,罢官、廷杖、充军、投狱、杀头乃至拉到市上寸磔示众,可谓无所不用其极,以儆效尤。《明史》载,明初朱元璋制订的法律对惩办贪官是非常严酷的,砍掉脑袋不算,还要将贪官的皮剥下来,皮中塞满稻草撑起来,再将这个“稻草人”立于大堂的公座旁,以告诫继任者。但如是严刑酷法,并不能根除腐败的贪官,连朱元璋自己也不得不承认:“我欲除贪赃官吏,奈何朝杀而暮犯!”这也不难理解,再好的法律也得靠人去执行和执行于人,为官者的素质也就显得重要。纵观封建社会,几乎是无官不贪,有
In ancient China, there were emperors, advocating that we should severely punish corrupt officials, dismiss officials, and let the military, prisoners of war, prisoners of war, disgrace and even pull up to the public to show off the public whatsoever. The “Ming Dynasty” contains the laws enacted by the emperor at the beginning of Ming Dynasty. It is very harsh to punish corrupt officials. If you cut off your head, you should peel the skin of the corrupt officials and hold the straw in your skin. Then put this “scarecrow” In the lobby of the public seat, to warn his successor. However, if the cruel torture method can not eradicate corrupt corrupt officials, even the emperor himself has to admit: “I want to get rid of corrupt officials, but why kill and torture!” It is not hard to understand, no matter how good the law By people to implement and execute on people, the quality of officials is also important. Throughout the feudal society, almost no non-corruption, there