Liu Ying, Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty, was born to Liu Bang and Empress Lu. His rule was only six years. Because the Han Dynasty was just established, during the reign of Liu Ying, he insisted on recuperation, constantly reduced the taxes of the people, and implemented the policy of "fifteen taxes and one policy". Secondly, Liu Ying encouraged the development of non-governmental businesses and promoted the all-round social and economic development in the Han Dynasty. However, Liu Ying, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, had a low sense of existence in the history of the Western Han Dynasty and even China. This is because Liu Ying was born weak. During his reign, political affairs were almost controlled by Lv Hou and Lu family. Seeing that I can't do anything, I simply don't care about anything. Secondly, during the reign of Liu Ying, Lv Hou took a lot of ideas for him. Very often, after many policies are formulated, Lv Hou is the first to implement them, so Liu Ying seems to have no position.

1. Continue to implement the rest and recuperation policy and promote business development.

After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, everything was in ruins, and Xiao He and others insisted on recuperation. After Liu Ying succeeded to the throne, he recognized this national policy very much. In order to reduce the burden on the masses, Liu Ying requires the full implementation of the "fifteen taxes and one policy" policy. Liu Ying promulgated a series of policies to encourage business development and promote social and economic progress.

During his reign, the government was controlled by his mother.

During Liu Ying's reign, the sense of existence was very low. First of all, he was weak and obedient to his mother, which made state affairs once dominated by Lv Hou. Liu Ying couldn't change the reality, so he simply ignored everything and let nature take its course. Although power is sidelined, there is no loss to the country.

3. Most policies are implemented in Lv Hou.

Liu Ying period, Lv Hou and the Lushi family came to power, and Lv Hou gave many ideas for his son. Needless to say, after Liu Ying formulated the policy, everything else was out of hand. Lv Hou and his family are often the people who really carry out it. It seems that Liu Ying, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, just didn't do anything.