Introduction: Gong Ming, born in 42 BC and died in 16 BC, was born in a Confucian family, good at Confucian classics, and extremely intelligent and knowledgeable. Before he was twenty years old, he was elected as Yi Lang, and later became an admonition officer, at the age of twenty-six. His political stance is mainly to maintain orthodoxy and be loyal to the Han Dynasty. As the right-hand man of Emperor Han Cheng, he emphasized the way of monarch and minister, the way of minister, and the monarch and minister should not be lost. He is a loyal practitioner of Confucianism and Confucianism. But it only appeared in unofficial history, never recorded in the official history.

Event:

1. Born in a Confucian family in 42 BC;

2. In 23 BC, because of his shallow knowledge and unfamiliarity with classics, he was elected as Yi Lang.

[13] In BC 19, he moved to be an admonition doctor, specializing in discussing and criticizing state affairs. Often accompanying Wang in the propaganda room, his father has the tendency of "following the law to ask questions about stories, being at ease in accordance with the law and unwilling to refer to them";

4. In BC 16, he was exiled because he was the mastermind of the witchcraft case and framed the abolished Xu. He committed suicide by taking poison in February and died in exile.