Liu Bang (before1April 25th, 1995, the 24th day of the winter month in 256 BC) was a great-grandfather, a native of Peifengyi, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, one of the great pioneers of the Han nationality and culture, and an outstanding politician, strategist and conductor in the history of China. He made outstanding contributions to the development of the Han nationality and the reunification of China.
Liu Bang's character evaluation:
Liu Bang's success lies in his understanding of how to deal with interpersonal relationships with perseverance, frustration and courage. His success lies in his "wisdom if he can fight, and his high emotional intelligence, knowing that he is good at employing people and controlling people, that is, imperial power. Liu Bang was the first emperor in the history of China to take "recuperation" as the national policy, thus vigorously developing the economy in the whole country. Liu Bang was the first emperor in the history of China to sacrifice Confucius and reuse Confucian scholars, thus laying the foundation for governing the country with Confucian culture as the main body in the Han Dynasty and later generations. Liu bang is good at calculation, saying that he knows people's hearts too well!