Han Feizi tells a skilled charioteer faced slander from jealous royal grooms. He outdrove the king in a deer hunt, proving his talent and exposing the rivals’ malicious envy through real performance.
Han Feizi tells a guard ate the immortality elixir. He used logic to argue innocence and expose fraud, saving his life.
A figure from the time of Duke Mu of Qin during the Spring and Autumn period (circa 7th century BCE), Bo Le’s given name was Ziliang, and he was renowned under the honorific title “Bo Le.” He was famed for his exceptional ability to evaluate horses and treat equine illnesses.