First place: Li Shimin (598 ~ 649 AD), as an outstanding feudal politician, paid more attention to drawing lessons from the demise of the Sui Dynasty, sharing interests with the people and governing the country during the Zhenguan period (627 ~ 649 AD). During this period, politics was relatively clear, economy was restored and developed, society was stable, the country was strong, and ethnic relations were harmonious. Known as a rare rule in feudal society, it is called "the rule of Zhenguan" in history. Created a prosperous Tang dynasty.

Second place: Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng (259 ~ 2 BC10), the founding emperor of China who unified the Qin Dynasty. He unified the six countries, unified the weights and measures, and built the world-famous Great Wall of Wan Li, with outstanding achievements in his life. But on the other hand, he is also a tyrant who practices tyranny. Qin died in the second year, and he had an unshirkable responsibility.

Third place: Liu Che (BC 156 ~ 87), the sixth emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. He reigned for 54 years and was one of the longest reigning emperors in the history of China. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was brilliant and made great achievements. His rule was one of the most prosperous times in the history of China and one of the most brilliant times in the history of China. People often compare the achievements of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty with those of Qin Shihuang, which is called "Hanwu in Qin Huang" in history.