Using the third party to expose the lies of those who beat the "little report"

In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very suspicious and thought that all the people around him wanted to harm him. Jiang Chong, the treacherous minister, took advantage of this and often made "small reports" to frame up the crown prince. In this case, it is impossible for the parties concerned to defend themselves. At this time, a man named Ling Hu Mao wrote to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, pointing out that the prince was innocent and Jiang Chong was treacherous, and citing various historical examples, hoping that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty would not listen to slander. In this way, Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty realized that Jiang Chong's slander was finally exposed.

If there is no more detached third party bravely involved, Jiang Chong's slander is very difficult to be exposed.

In modern society, of course, there will be no more tragedies of Emperor Wu and the prince of Han Dynasty, but if you turn a blind eye to those who make "little reports" and let them slander you, your final outcome will be bad.

When you are framed by the person who makes a "small report" and you are unable to clarify the facts, you can choose this method of using a third party to solve the problem. Using the third party's objective and neutral attitude to explain the truth to the leaders can easily expose the lies of those who beat the "little report".