What measures did Wang Yue implement to benefit the people during his tenure as an official?

Wang Yue, courtesy name Yanbo, was born in Zhending (now Zhengding, Hebei). Throughout his life, he served in the dynasties of Shizu, Chengzong, Wuzong, Renzong, Yingzong, Taiding Emperor and Wenzong. During his tenure as an official, he had many political achievements.

Between the reign of Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty and the first year of the Yuan Dynasty, he was repeatedly promoted due to his political achievements. In the twenty-fourth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1287), Wang Yue was worshiped as the censor. During his tenure, Wang Yue suggested to Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty that Longxi was remote and that Shaanxi Xingtai should be established to manage the affairs there. There was a famine in Hejian (now Hejian, Hebei Province), and Wang Yue tried his best to rescue the hungry people. Because of the appropriate measures and effective relief, very few people died of hunger. This enabled the local people to survive a great disaster.

After Chengzong ascended the throne, the king made an appointment with Chengzong. Among the twenty-two urgent matters stated, there were many things that were convenient for the people, such as the release of business taxes, the introduction of hunting bans, and poor relief. Independence, stopping redundant service, making contributions, asking for benefits, benefiting farmers, encouraging schools, setting up charity warehouses, and verifying tax households were all the urgent needs of the people at that time. Chengzong ordered Yousi to implement it, and he was further used by Chengzong. Later, he was ordered to provide relief to the hungry people in the east of Gyeonggi Province. Due to the ineffective and timely measures, he opened warehouses to relieve the hungry and saved more than 500,000 lives. After the incident, based on his investigation and research, he stated ten local things that were not conducive to the people to Chengzong, and asked him to continue opening warehouses to save the people. Zhongshu Sheng followed his advice, and the people were able to gradually resume their livelihood.

Soon after, Chengzong ordered the king to make an appointment with Zongzheng and Yushi to handle difficult cases. During this process, seventy-two people were executed, eighty-six were acquitted, unjust imprisonment was redressed, ten were married to prostitutes from good families, and eighty were punished and exiled. He also suggested to the emperor that anyone who died due to a fight should be reduced to one level of death. Later this became a criminal law. Later, he handled some other difficult cases appropriately, so Wang Yue was appointed by the court as Minister of Punishment.

Someone in the imperial court suggested that six male and female embroidery workers from Fujian be transferred to the capital. Wang Yue said: "Fujian is six or seven thousand miles away from the capital. Doing this will separate people's flesh and blood. In addition, there are officials who will interfere with it and disturb the people. This is not a good thing!" Renzong, an appreciation of ancient landscape paintings, deeply agreed and praised him repeatedly. Continuously. During this period, Renzong was still the prince, and Wang Yue was appointed deputy prince. Wang Yue put forward many good suggestions and ideas to Renzong, which was highly appreciated by Renzong.

During Renzong's reign, Wang Yue also put forward many suggestions for convenience and did many things to facilitate the people. During the reign of Emperor Renzong, Emperor Renzong issued an edict to revise the law on copper coins and banknotes, ordering the world to hand over large banknotes as taxes. Wang Yue considered that Henan had a huge annual expenditure and only received large banknotes. He would not be able to pay them by then, so he ordered the states in Henan to: , each receive half of the yuan notes. His people said that this would violate the imperial order. Wang Yue said: "I know it too, but if you can't pay the year-end taxes, this is not a small responsibility!" Wang Yue's approach was later widely imitated. Although this was to fulfill the orders of the imperial court, in a sense it also facilitated the people of the world. During the reigns of Emperor Yingzong, Emperor Taiding, and Emperor Wenzong, Wang Yue also made some achievements that were convenient for the people.