In the third year of Chunhua, Zhao Xuan, Emperor Taizong, ordered people to hide the ink in the imperial palace, and asked Hanlin to assist Wang Shu in compiling and copying the stele in the restricted area, and named it "Chunhua Pavilion Post". This post, also called "Chunhua Secret Pavilion Fatie" or "Pavilion Post" for short, is a collection post and the earliest one in China history. Because it was engraved in the Chunhua period (992), it was named Chunhua Pavilion Post. Carved on the jujube board, there are 19 characters at the end of each volume: "November 6, the third year of Chunhua, the year of Renchen, the imperial edict is presented." Developed with Chengxin Tang paper and Li Ting silicone ink, and printed in ten volumes. The rubbings were given to princes and ministers, but they were not given away soon, so they were very rare at that time. During the reign of Renzong (1041-1048), a fire broke out in the imperial palace, and the original Chunhua Pavilion post was burned, especially the ancestral rubbings. After thousands of years of disasters, it is really rare to spread the ancestral carvings of Chunhua Pavilion. The rubbings handed down as "original engravings" are mostly copied or forged by later generations. There are ten volumes of "Spring Flower Pavilion Posts", with calligraphers 103 people and 420 posts. The first volume is the calligraphy of emperors in past dynasties, with a total of 50 posts from Han and Tang emperors 19 volumes; The second to fourth volumes are the calligraphy of famous officials in past dynasties, including 67 calligraphers from Zhang Han to Tang Lu, with a total of 1 14 posts; The fifth volume is ancient calligraphy posts, including Cang Xie to Tang 15 people, 6 anonymous calligraphy posts and 23 posts: the sixth to eighth volumes are Wang Xizhi's book, and the third volume is 170 post; The ninth to tenth volumes are Wang Xianzhi's books, and the second volume is sixty-three. The fonts in the ten volumes are seal script, official script, regular script, running script and cursive script. This post has the reputation of "the ancestor of the law post" and has a far-reaching influence on later generations. In the fourth year of Chunhua, Lê Hoàn was named King of Jiaodi County in the Northern Song Dynasty.

In the fourth year of Chunhua, Kou Zhun advised the doctor to leave Qingzhou. Kou Zhun, Zhong Ping, a native of Huazhou, was a famous figure in history. Qingzhou served for one year and was transferred back to the court to participate in politics. The reason why Kou Zhun was transferred back soon after he became the magistrate of Qingzhou is explained in the ancient book "Shilin Yu Yan": When Kou Zhun was appointed as the assistant envoy of Shu Mi, he always put on lanterns and decorated with colorful decorations at banquets, which was unprecedented, and he especially loved "folding branches dance". It takes 24 people to enjoy each dance. Some people call him "Zhejiang Classic". To this end, the court removed his Council agreement and went to Qingzhou as a magistrate. But Song Taizong still likes him and often asks around: "I don't know if Kou Zhun is happy in Qingzhou?" Some people speculated that Emperor Taizong wanted to reactivate Kou Zhun and said, "Your Majesty, you can't forget Kou Zhun, but Kou Zhun still drinks in Qingzhou all day. I don't know if he misses you! " Kou Zhun is straightforward and Song Taizong appreciates him very much. Although someone slandered him, he was called to Beijing and reused as a photograph.

In the fourth year of Chunhua-February, Wang Xiaobo and Li Shun, citizens of Qingshen County, launched a peasant uprising and put forward the program of "equal wealth".

In the fifth year of Chunhua-December, Wang Xiaobo, the leader of the peasant uprising in the Northern Song Dynasty, died.