Liu Xiu, also known as Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, was the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the famous master of bringing order to chaos in Chinese history. There is a famous saying: Officials should be regarded as Zhijinwu, and wives should be regarded as Yinlihua. There are many in later generations. People would think that Liu Xiu wanted to be the commander of the Central Garrison and marry a beauty like Yin Lihua. Liu Xiu's emotion comes from "The Book of the Later Han·Queen's Chronicle·Queen Guanglie Yin": Guang Wu is suitable for Xinye, and after hearing about her beauty, I was delighted with it. Later I went to Chang'an and saw that Zhijinwu's chariots and horses were flourishing, so he sighed and said: "The official should be Zhijinwu, and the wife should be Yinlihua." With the context, we can truly understand why Liu Xiu did what he did. What a sigh! The reason why Han Guangwu lamented when he was a boy that "officials are regarded as Zhi Jinwu" was entirely because he saw Zhi Jinwu "very prosperous in chariots and horses", not because of whether Zhi Jinwu's official position was big or small. Therefore, discussing " The size of the official position of "Zhi Jinwu" is not only meaningless to understand Liu Xiu's words, but also completely deviates from the original meaning of historical records.