古往今来,人们喜欢选一些名言警句,或置于案头,或悬于座旁,以时时警戒自己,由此也留下了许多经典箴言铭文。在清代,州县衙门大堂的前面都立有一座碑,碑文朝北,上面刻有十六个大字:“尔俸尔禄,民膏民脂。下民易虐,上天难欺。”州县老爷坐堂时,举目可见。这种碑称为戒石碑,又叫戒石箴。用意很明显,朝廷想以此来戒饬官吏奉公守法、勤政廉洁。 Throughout the ages, people like to pick out some famous aphorisms, or placed in the desk, or hanging seat, in order to alert themselves, which also left a lot of classic Proverbs inscriptions. In the Qing Dynasty, there was a monument standing in front of the Yamen lobby in the prefectural county. The inscription was on the north with 16 characters inscribed on it: When the state sitting in the hall, the eyes can be seen. This monument is called a stone relief, also known as stone Proverbs. Obvious intention is that the court would like to use this as a warning to officials and officials to abide by the law and diligently and honestly.