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        "name": "Qunzhu"
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      "category": "sentiment",
      "title": "Cat Cabaret",
      "description": "Zhang Juzheng was born in Jiangling County, in modern–day Jingzhou, Hubei province, in 1525, and was renowned for his intelligence at an early age, passing the county shengyuan examinations at the age of 12 and enrolling for the provincial juren examinations the next year, where the chief examiner failed him to prevent his becoming complacent. Finally, in 1547, he passed the imperial examination and was appointed as an editor in the Hanlin Academy.",
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      "time": "2:00"
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      "user": {
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        "name": "Qunzhu"
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      "category": "nature",
      "title": "Kitty Cluster",
      "description": "Zhang's reforms consisted primarily of fiscal measures in order to address the persistent revenue shortages that plagued the government. At the same time, laws were instituted from 1573 onwards to tighten monitoring and assessment of officials, in an attempt to restore discipline to an increasingly corrupt bureaucracy. Other major measures included the large–scale retrenchment of officials to achieve savings, as well as efforts to reclaim tax–exempt lands and expand the revenue base. In 1580 the single whip law was instituted, commuting all taxes and labour obligations into silver payments, while an empire–wide land survey was also ordered.",
      "date": "2019-01-31T22:09:00.000Z",
      "time": "7:00"
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        "name": "Qunzhu"
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      "category": "sentiment",
      "title": "Puppy Parade",
      "description": "After his death, Zhang's political opponents quickly accused him and his support Feng Bao of several major charges, including corruption, embezzlement, and factionalism (党争). As a result, his family was purged and his wealth and estate confiscated on the Wanli Emperor's orders, while several of his political allies were forced to retire. Zhang's reputation would only be rehabilitated more than half a century later, just before the downfall of the Ming dynasty.",
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        "name": "Qunzhu"
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      "category": "pets",
      "title": "test",
      "description": "test",
      "date": "2022-07-06T13:10:00.000Z",
      "time": "19:00"
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