Emperor Mingjun Hanwen

This book dialectically describes the life of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty with thick pen and ink. The people who loved the people and loved the people were the first to be admired by Emperor Wen for the third generation and below. He created the pension system, advocated frugality, frivolous corvee work, and shared happiness with the people.

The establishment of a pension system is beneficial to people's livelihood, allowing the elderly to have something to rely on in their old age, so that they no longer have to worry about life and can enjoy their old age comfortably.

Specializing in transforming the people with virtue, he used the wealth in the country to promote etiquette and righteousness, and he was responsible for hundreds of prison sentences and several punishments. Woohoo, Renzai! "This is Ban Gu's evaluation of Emperor Wen of Han in the Book of Han. Emperor Wen of Han was Liu Bang's fourth son. As the founder of the "Government of Wen and Jing", his descendants praised his virtues and was considered a model of "ruling the country with virtue". However, it was ignored that Emperor Wen of Han also had another side of "ruling the world with his strength and commanding everything he wished".