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The middle Liu Song Dynasty was a chaotic era, with darkness and light coexisting, innovation and retrogression coexisting. Liu Bi was a small figure in history. What he could not forget was the land of the Central Plains that fell in the Yongjia Rebellion. He also wanted to be like his predecessors who "sealed the wolf to live in Xu Mountain, meditated in Guyan, and climbed to the Hanhai Sea." In the tide of the times, his fate was also closely intertwined with the fate of the empire.

Sixty years of ups and downs, sixty years of ups and downs. This book mainly describes several historical events of the Liu Song regime from the early years of Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty, Liu Yu, to the abdication of Emperor Shun of the Song Dynasty, Liu Zhun, as well as the governing policies of the successive monarchs of the Liu Song Dynasty. I think any dynasty naturally has its two sides, and Liu Song is no exception. Whether it is promoting good and discouraging evil, or promoting evil and discouraging good, it is always biased. In this book, I hope to be able to make an objective evaluation of Liu Song's various works, without over-praising or over-derogating. Of course, there are many controversial parts in the Liu and Song dynasties. The views I state in this book are also my personal conclusions based on the views of some scholars. They are not the unified views of the academic community. You can decide for yourself whether it is right or wrong.