Emperors who followed Confucianism, such as Liu Che, Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty

Liu Che was a typical external Confucian with internal law. Confucianism advocates the establishment of a kingly society, prioritizing the protection of people's livelihood, the most despised warlike dictator, Liu Che biased militarism, exploitation of the people to the point of no return; Confucianism advocates the rule of the country based on morality, Liu Che most love torture, to Liu Che as a cow as a horse made outstanding contributions to the ministers and even the hair of the small, in addition to Wei Qing impeccable, Huo Zai Dai Wei died early almost no one had a "good end! "Confucianism advocates the consideration of issues based on human nature, Liu Che made a scourge of thousands of years of China's "natural human rights".

Respecting people, putting people's livelihoods first, and ruling the world with benevolence and righteousness, the most compliant emperor in the whole of Chinese history was actually an inconspicuous one: Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty. But during the reign of Emperor Renzong, six of the Eight Greats of Tang and Song were born, and the Song Dynasty was so rich that the Emperor of the Liao Dynasty lamented, "I want to be the emperor of Song in my next life", so I don't want to say anything else. Do you want to have a policy of war with great success and a lot of people living in poverty, or do you want to have a policy of openness, civilization, and advancement without war? I believe history will eventually give a clear answer!