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During the reign of Emperor Huan of Han, Cui Yin, a native of Zhuo Commandery, was fond of studying ancient texts. He wrote a treatise titled "Zheng Lun" (Discourse on Government) to discuss contemporary politics.
He believed that after over 350 years, the Han Dynasty had accumulated deep-seated problems. He argued that laws should be formulated according to the current situation to address urgent issues, which was the only way to mend flaws, correct wrongs, and "relieve the distress of the times and save the world."
His theories were fully put into practice when he served as the Administrator of Wuyuan.

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Open the tool →济时拯世 (jì shí zhěng shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to relieve the distress of the times and rescue the world”.
济时拯世 is pronounced jì shí zhěng shì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 济时拯世 means “Relieve the times and rescue the world”. It is used to mean “to relieve the distress of the times and rescue the world”.
济时拯世 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
济:救助。形容拯济救助时世