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What is the purpose of Wu Han's writing "Harry dismissed from office"?
The purpose of Wu Han's writing about Harry's dismissal from office is to advocate the spirit of daring to tell the truth.

1960 was written as a new historical drama "Hai Rui dismissed from office", aiming at praising justice, rectifying the current disadvantages, advocating the spirit of daring to tell the truth, and calling on the whole party to point out the shortcomings and mistakes observed in practical work realistically, so as to help the government formulate policies better.

Introduction to the plot of Beijing Opera "Hai Rui Dismissed from Office"

Xu Jie, the cabinet secretary of the Ming Dynasty, retired in his later years and returned to his hometown. His son Xu Ying occupied the people's land in a high position, which made Zhao Yushan's son very angry and took Zhao's granddaughter Xiaolan away. Xiaolan's mother Hong went to the county to sue. The county magistrate Wang took bribes and perverted the law, killed Zhao Yushan and fired Hong.

Harry was transferred to the post of Governor Ying Tian, and when he learned of the unjust case, he reviewed the case. Xu Jie thought he was kind to Harry, interceded for his son, and offered to make amends. Harry pointed out that people who occupy land should be evicted and those who break the law should be punished. In anger, Xu Jie instigated the courtiers to blow up Harry, and the new governor Dai Fengxiang came to pick up the seal. Harry beheaded Xu Ying and the county magistrate before the press release.