During the Qing Dynasty, Chen Han never bought a house in Beijing. Is it difficult to limit purchases?

In ancient times, of course, there was no limit to buying a house, and on-the-job officials received a lot of wages a year. It is easy to buy a house in Beijing. The fundamental reason why they don't sell their houses is that the courts are very strict. After the Qing dynasty entered the customs, many problems followed, and the situation in North Korea was also very unstable. In order to prevent officials from colluding for personal gain, the court ordered Han Chen not to buy real estate in Beijing, so many Han Chen did not dare to buy a house in Beijing, not because they could not afford it.

These local officials live in the inn with the help of classmates, fellow villagers or friends' officials, but they don't know anyone in Beijing. But this kind of life didn't take long, and the court ordered that officials above the second class should not go to teahouses, restaurants and other entertainment places, so many Han officials had to live in temples on the edge of the city, so that the court wouldn't say that their places were unreasonable.

Although living in a temple is far away, officials prefer it here. After all, it's clean and nobody bothers me. The most important thing is that they are not afraid of those who are willing to make up stories. After all, what would happen if they lived in a temple? However, these ministers did not live in the temple for nothing. They often donate incense money to temples. Fortunately, the food in the temple is not bad and the abbot is willing to receive them.

There are many ministers who spend their lives in temples for the sake of national affairs, never getting married and having children. Although they are not monks, they accompany the ancient Buddha in Deng Qing all the year round, which is also very interesting. It took a long time to gradually relax the policy so that Chen Han could buy a house in Beijing, otherwise many people would really live in temples.