Zhu Yuanzhang went to Shaolin Temple and asked the abbot if I should kneel down.

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, once reigned for 3 1 year. His heart is Buddhism, and he often goes to Buddhist temples to pray. One day, he went to Shaolin Temple to visit the abbot. When he arrived at Shaolin Temple, he asked the abbot. Do I need to kneel down? The abbot replied:? You don't need to kneel down, because you are already the emperor. ?

This story tells us that even the emperor needs modesty. Although Zhu Yuanzhang was the supreme ruler at that time, he still respected the rules of Buddhist temples and humbly asked the abbot, showing his respect and appreciation for traditional culture and concern for the lives of ordinary people.

The emperor image of Zhu Yuanzhang has been widely praised by people in history. During his administration, he carried out many political, economic and cultural reforms, which made China society stable and prosperous. At the same time, he also paid attention to people's livelihood and implemented policies such as tax reduction and compulsory education, which made the people get tangible benefits.

However, he also has some shortcomings. His thirst for power led to many political struggles, especially in his later years, when he was seriously ill and washed his dissidents many times, which brought unnecessary pain to the country and people. However, his contribution is still undeniable, and he left a glorious page for the history of China.