Bo Ren refers to Zhou Wei, a famous scholar in the Jin Dynasty. Zhou Wei's nickname is Boren. He was killed because of his resistance to Wang Dun's rebellion. Wang Dun was dissatisfied with the Jin Yuan Emperor Sima Rui's suppression of the Wang family's power and rebelled against Kyoto. Jiankang, because Zhou Yi once led troops to resist Wang Dun, Wang Dun wanted to kill him, and was worried that his brother Wang Dao would object, so he asked Wang Dao for advice. Wang Dao did not express his position because there was a misunderstanding between him and Zhou Yi. Dun then killed Zhou Yi. Later, Director Wang found out that he had wrongly blamed Zhou Yi, and said with regret, "I didn't kill Boren, but Boren died because of me."

The reason why Emperor Jin Yuan became emperor was inseparable from the support of the Wang family. After he became the king, the power of the Wang family became more and more powerful. Director Wang was in charge of the affairs of the court. Dun held a large number of troops outside and was known as "the king and his horse rule the world" at the time. In order to weaken the power of the Wang family, Sima Rui gradually cultivated his confidants Liu Wei and Diao Xie. Sima Rui's behavior aroused Wang Dun's dissatisfaction. In the name of "Qing Jun Side", he launched a rebellion and attacked Jiankang. Liu Wei persuaded Sima Rui to exterminate the Wang family in the capital. Director Wang, who was loyal to the royal family, was very upset when he found out about it. He led more than 20 family members to kneel outside the palace gate to apologize.

Zhou Wei was the minister Zuopushe at that time. Because of his wild and uninhibited character, he liked to drink and was drunk all the time. He was rarely sober, so he was known as the "Three-Day Pushe". He and Wang Dao and Wang Dun Director Wang was apologizing outside the palace gate. When he saw Zhou Yi entering the palace to see Sima Rui, he wanted him to intercede on his behalf and said to him, "Bo Ren, the lives of hundreds of members of our family have been entrusted to you! " Zhou Wei remained silent after hearing this. After entering the palace, he tried his best to state Director Wang's loyalty. Sima Rui felt much better after hearing this, so he left him to drink. After drinking, he went out of the palace and saw Director Wang and others were still there. There, Zhou Wei ignored him and said to the people around him, "Kill the thieves this year and get a big gold seal!" After returning home and sobering up, he was afraid that what he said in the palace was not detailed enough, so he wrote another He read the memorial and pleaded for Director Wang in a more detailed and sincere manner. However, Director Wang did not know all this, thinking that he did not plead for himself, and hated him very much.

When Wang Dun attacked Jiankang, Zhou Wei was responsible for guarding the city gate. After the city was defeated, Wang Dun did not dare to replace Emperor Jin Yuan because Wang Dao and others were loyal to the court. He just replaced everything inside and outside the court. His cronies killed all those who opposed him, completely sidelined Sima Rui, and consolidated the power of the Wang family. He was a little embarrassed when it came to how to treat Zhou Yi, because he had an old friendship with Zhou Yi, but Zhou Yi opposed him this time. He raised an army and led troops to fight against him, so he asked Director Wang for his opinion. He said, "Zhou Wei has a high reputation and he should be appointed as the third division commander." Director Wang remained silent, and Wang Dun said, "Then he can still be a servant shooter." " Director Wang still remained silent. Wang Dun said, "Then kill him." Director Wang still didn't say a word, so Wang Dun made up his mind to kill Zhou Wei.

When Zhou Yi was killed, he cursed the rebel Wang Dun. Wang Dun’s men stabbed his mouth with a halberd, and the blood flowed. However, Zhou Yi’s expression did not change. Everyone watching shed tears. Zhou Yi died. Later, Director Wang reviewed the memorial and saw the letter Zhou Wei wrote to Emperor Yuan of Jin. It listed Director Wang's loyalty and achievements in great detail, and earnestly advised Sima Rui not to kill Director Wang. Director Wang felt regretful and regretful as he read it. Crying, he returned home and said to his sons the famous saying that has been passed down through the ages, "I will not kill Boren, Boren will die by me. In the netherworld, I will bear this good friend!"