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According to legend, when He Tang was an official in Qinyang County, an imperial envoy passed by there, but He Tang deliberately didn't go to greet him. The imperial envoy was very unhappy and thought: Wherever I go, officials, big and small, line up to welcome me and treat me warmly. Only you, He Tang, dare to be so rude! He wanted to teach He Tang a lesson, but for a while, he couldn't find an excuse.

It was the Qingming Festival that day, and it was drizzling. While the imperial envoy was leading his men and horses, he suddenly saw a young farmer carrying a hoe, wearing a bamboo hat, and holding a pair of new cloth shoes, running through the mud. He immediately came up with a plan: He ordered to arrest the young man and send him to He Tang's yamen for conviction.

The young farmer was arrested without reason and was very angry. He kept shouting, "I'm wronged, I'm wronged!"

When He Tang received this case, he felt very strange. The young man was honest and was walking home in the rain. What crime did he commit? Wasn't this the imperial envoy deliberately making things difficult for him? Then he thought that since the imperial envoy had sent the case for him to try, there must be grounds for conviction. If he couldn't find out the crime, the imperial envoy would surely take the opportunity to humiliate him and vent his resentment for being coldly treated.

While interrogating, He Tang observed carefully. When he saw the young man holding a pair of cloth shoes, he suddenly had an idea. He immediately asked, "Who made these shoes for you?" The young man said, "My wife made them." He Tang then asked, "Who gave birth to you?" The young man replied, "My parents." At this moment, He Tang slapped the gavel and pretended to shout sternly, "You cherish the work of your wife but don't cherish the body given to you by your parents. Isn't this a heinous crime? What's the use of talking about being wronged?" Then he ordered to send the "criminal" to the imperial envoy. And he sentenced the young farmer to kowtow three times in front of his mother to wash away his guilt and show his compliance with the law.

When the imperial envoy saw the case file reviewed by He Tang, he was shocked. He knew that He Tang was not someone to be trifled with, so he had to release the young farmer.