After Wang was escorted back to Beijing, he was beaten with a stick, tied in a sack and beaten with a disorderly stick. However, he "still has a Fujian temperament and resists innocence." Zhao Qian bribed small officials in the Ministry with a large sum of money and asked other people who might be in this prison in Luo Zhi. He also conspired to falsely accuse him of bribing official warehouse porters with silver in order to put him to death. During the trial, he retorted without fear: although the salary is exempted, it is the property of the court. How can I keep it for myself? All this money is in Miyun Reservoir, which is well documented. Wang Zhidao, the imperial envoy of the capital, and his subordinates. One after another, they demanded exemption from punishment, and finally "changed to three years in prison by the Ministry of Punishment", and they were imprisoned with Huang Daozhou, Wang Lunchu, Wang Siren, Ma Sili and others, and were named "Six Gentlemen".
In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, that is, the first year of Qing Shunzhi (1644), the Qing soldiers entered the customs. Zhu Yousong, an axe king, was granted loyalty and filial piety in the Southern Ming Dynasty, and the deputy was a royal official. He felt that evil mixed with good, so he refused to accept his resignation. Zhu, the king of the Tang Dynasty, proclaimed himself emperor in Fuzhou, summoned loyalty and filial piety for the sake of Emperor Longwu, and gave Guanglu Temple a statement on the strategy of recovery. Emperor Longwu was overjoyed, sent someone to patrol the customs and gave him a sword, so he acted cheaply. However, at that time, the military power was completely in the hands of Zheng Zhilong, and there was no soldier in loyalty and filial piety. He sized up the situation and "played back the decree." Soon, Wang Gui Zhu Youlang acceded to the throne in Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province, and changed his name to worship Wang as the right assistant minister and minister of Taichang Hall.
Wang is very concerned about the cause of anti-Qing and regaining sight. He went to Tang Wang, Lu Wang, Wang Gui and other places. And tried to restore the Ming dynasty. He often contacted the anti-Qing generals Zheng Hongkui, Zhou and Zhou, among whom he wrote 18 letters, and tried his best to plan the anti-Qing, with fruitful results.
Zheng Chenggong established two museums in Xiamen, Chuxian and Yu Zhou, which were widely recognized by scholars. Wang, Shen Quan, Gu Chaojian, Liu Ruoteng and others all went to Xiamen and became attached to them. Wang He and Zheng became bosom friends. Zheng Chenggong wanted to appoint an official many times and often referred to military plans. Although he didn't hold an official position, he often gave advice to the military, and recommended the son of Chen Ding, the son of Tongan religion, saying that Chen had "economic talent" and was used to join the army. Post-Chen Yonghua made immortal contributions to the development and construction of Taiwan Province Province.
In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi, Wang, Shen Quan and others stayed behind to assist Zheng Jingwang in guarding Xiamen and dispatching the islands. In the second year of Kangxi (1663), he entered Taiwan with Shen Quan and Liu Ruoteng and was well received by Zheng Jing. He lived in Zheng Jingsheng for four years, and he always spent his old age in obscurity. Kangxi died of illness in six years.