Qin Shihuang's Daiyu Little Wife

This is a historical work set in the early Qin Dynasty and centered around the co-governance of emperors and empresses. It tells the story of Daiyu (a fictional character) who became the empress. In the process of assisting Yingzheng in governing the world, she not only paid attention to the fundamentals of people's livelihood, promoted the construction of granaries and reduced taxes to calm people's hearts, but also attached great importance to women's education, opened girls' schools and promoted them to counties, and used subtle efforts to promote social progress. Through the collision and fusion of the emperor and empress' concepts of governing the country, the work shows how the rulers found a balance between expanding the land and reassuring the people, majesty and warmth during the transition period from war to peace. Among them, there are considerations of court decision-making as well as true portrayals of folk life. It vividly depicts a picture of emperors and empresses working together to govern and strive to achieve long-term peace and stability in the world. It highlights the wisdom of governing the country with people's livelihood first and education first, as well as the ideal and practice of emperors and empresses working together to build a prosperous age.