Liu Che (BC 156-87), the seventh emperor of the Han Dynasty, was a politician, strategist and strategist. At the age of seven, he was awarded the title of Crown Prince. At sixteen, he ascended the throne. During his fifty-four years in office (14 1-87), he opened up territory, defeated the Xiongnu Empire, annexed Korea to the east, conquered Baiyue to the south, conquered the green ridge to the west, and conquered Dayuan, thus laying the foundation for China's territory. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty respected Confucianism alone, initiated the Silk Road, created the title of the year, and popularized imperial academy. He opened up the largest territory of the Han Dynasty and made brilliant achievements. The prosperous period of Hanwu is one of the three prosperous times in China history.
Cao Cao (155-220 Gengzi in the first month) was a famous politician, strategist, writer and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, the founder of Cao Wei regime was first the general and prime minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and then Wang Wei. After his son Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor, he was respectfully called Wei Wudi. He conquered the separatist regime in the name of general and prime minister of the Han Dynasty all his life, and made great contributions to the unification of northern China. At the same time, he reclaimed land in the north, which played a great role in the recovery of agricultural production. Cao Cao's poems have innovative spirit, which opened and prospered Jian 'an literature and left valuable spiritual wealth to future generations. History is called Jian 'an style. Lu Xun rated him as "the founder of reform articles".