The reason why the Sui Dynasty can leave so many precious cultural heritages to future generations lies in the drastic reforms and the establishment of many new political systems, which are epoch-making. The political system of China Feng Huihui was gradually improved in the Sui Dynasty. During the Sui Dynasty, the system of three provinces and six departments was first implemented, and it gradually developed and improved in the Tang Dynasty. A few years ago, the political system of "three provinces and six departments" ran through the feudal society of China, and the imperial examination system was implemented for the first time, which broke the monopoly of clans in officialdom and allowed the children of the poor to enter the court as officials. The imperial examination system also ran through the feudal society of China for thousands of years.

It can be said that many systems in the Sui Dynasty are unprecedented and epoch-making. Only by establishing so many excellent political systems can the Sui Dynasty have such a strong national strength and leave so many historical and cultural heritages.

Many projects in the sui dynasty were flawed at that time, and their merits were behind. At that time, the Grand Canal was dug in Sui Dynasty, which consumed huge material and financial resources. However, this Grand Canal connects the North-South economy, making it easier for businessmen to communicate with each other, opening official warehouses and accumulating grain. It is said that the grain stored in the granary in the Tang Dynasty was accumulated in the Sui Dynasty. But with so many epoch-making policies and such a strong national strength, why did the Sui Dynasty only exist for 38 years? This is because the reform of the Sui Dynasty touched the interests of all aristocratic families and big landlords, and the opponents were huge and numerous. Moreover, the construction of the Grand Canal consumed too much financial and material resources, consumed too much national strength, caused the rebellion of aristocratic families, and led to the demise of the Sui Dynasty.

Although the Sui Dynasty perished, the inter-generational political system established by the Sui Dynasty remained, and the Grand Canal built during the Sui Dynasty also played an important role.