The Taihe Year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (477-499 AD) was a ground-breaking twenty years in the history of China. After the Wuhu Rebellion, the northern land was devastated. Empress Dowager Feng of Civilization and Emperor Tuoba Hong of Xiaowen used courage beyond their times to implement the land equalization system, the household registration system, the three-chief system, and the new taxation system to restore order to the broken mountains and rivers. Emperor Xiaowen moved the capital to Luoyang against all objections, changed Hu clothes, stopped the Northern dialect, changed Chinese surnames, respected Confucius, restored Zhou rites, and established the Imperial Academy... As an emperor, he shouldered the thousand-year mission of integrating Yi and Xia. They eliminated ethnic barriers, healed the wounds of war, and laid the foundation for the unification of the Sui and Tang Dynasties with a vigorous "Taihe Reorganization" and opened a grand chapter of multi-ethnic integration and development. Above the court, monarchs and ministers get along well with each other, and countless good stories are passed down; in the history of history, the fire of reform will illuminate the future generations.
In this torrent of reform, an emperor's ideals and deep feelings will eventually turn into an eternal regret.
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