The officer's meaning

Servants refer to people who used to be servants in yamen. Generally refers to people who work in government agencies.

Police is a profession, which usually refers to a person who holds a temporary or long-term position in a government agency, and is responsible for performing various tasks, such as maintaining public order, managing traffic, and enforcing the law. In ancient times, officials were people who worked in yamen, including officers and police officers. These officials are usually elected by local residents or take office after passing exams.

The duties of the police vary according to their positions and tasks, but usually include law enforcement, maintaining public order and managing traffic. In ancient times, the duties of officials also included assisting the government in collecting taxes and managing the market.

The professional status of an officer is relatively low, and it is usually not regarded as an official position, but as a hard labor or temporary occupation. However, officers play an important role in government agencies and are one of the important forces to maintain social order and public order.

In modern society, the concept of an officer has gradually faded, and the staff in government agencies are usually recruited and selected, rather than temporary workers or laborers in the past.

The officers made the following judgment:

1. In feudal society, local officials deducted the fat of the people, arbitrarily collected money and grain, plundered the fat of the people, and forced the people to be servants, porters and bellmen for them.

2. During the period of Kuomintang rule, all officials who have held various official positions, regardless of their size, can receive a considerable amount of allowances with their official certificates.

3. The servant is the labor rent borne by farmers in feudal society.

4. The officials of Qing Dynasty were randomly sent by local officials. Whether ordinary people like it or not, it is the privilege of officials to send officials by force.

After the officers took the prisoner to the yamen, they opened the shackles and handcuffs of the prisoner and said that they wanted to identify themselves.

6. The county magistrate instigated the officers to torture the farmer with spicy punishment.

7. In the Ming Dynasty, there were many kinds of officials, such as Zaoli, Aotekuai, and so on.

8. These officers usually bully the people and bully them.

9. That county official has been fighting for several years, and all the able-bodied men in the ordinary people's families have been arrested and become officials.

10. After the officers took the prisoner to the county hall, they stripped him of all his clothes and let him stand there naked for trial.