This emperor is a very outstanding politician, strategist, and poet in Chinese history. This emperor ascended the throne at the age of sixteen. He was a capable emperor in both civil and military affairs. This emperor did many things, of course. There are also bad things, he is Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, meritocracy was adopted, and talents from all over the world were recruited and appointed to important positions. During his reign, in the first year of Yuanguang and the fifth year of Yuanfeng, he twice issued a message to seek talents and recruit talents: ""The road to broad art skills is extended to the study of Baiduan"" Ban Gu compiled "Han Shu" , lamented Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's way of employing people, and said: ""The Han Dynasty prospered by winning people! "At that time, the appointment of officials at all levels was very diversified. Liu Che stipulated that officials with more than two thousand shi can recommend their descendants to become officials through the system of appointment: wealthy people can pay to become officials through ""subsidy selection"" For example, Sima Xiangru, the descendants of the sages and sages can be given special titles and official positions. For example, the two sons of Jia Yi were granted the title of county governor. Moreover, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the first emperor in Chinese history to use a reign title for the convenience of chronology. In 113 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty announced that that year would be the fourth year of Yuanding. At the same time, he would change the previous year name. It can be said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked for a lot. Of course, this was just to better promote Confucian culture. After all, hundreds of people at that time The family culture was too prosperous for management, rule and ignorance of the people. Of course, the most outstanding thing about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was that he had no prejudice against anyone. For example, he completely broke the rules and was unconventional in choosing queens, concubines, and generals. Wei Zifu, who was born a singer and a maid, was selected as the queen. Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, who were slaves and slaves respectively, were selected as generals. The prime minister Gong Sunhong and the ministers Yan Zhu and Zhu Maichen were all poor people: Yu. Shi Dafu Zhang Tang, Du Zhou and Tingwei Zhao Yu were selected from the petty officials. Some generals with outstanding military achievements were not Han people, but Yue people and Huns. For example, in Jinri Monument, the Huns captured horses in the palace. The slave was promoted by Liu Che and became a general. Together with Huo Guang and Shangguan Qi, they were both Tuogu and important ministers. According to this point of view, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not need a sinner edict at all, but everyone has two sides. In the place of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. , it must have happened. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was young, he was indeed a talented and strategic monarch. However, when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty became old, Liu Che went to war and created the Witch Cup Disaster, which resulted in the unjust death of the Queen and the Crown Prince in the palace, and the capital city was filled with blood. So during the expedition, In the fourth year of Zhenghe, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty suddenly felt sorry for his original self, because he enacted many bad policies in his later years, which were not in line with his young self, let alone the interests of the people. Therefore, in the fourth year of Zhenghe, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Liu Che solemnly issued an edict and told the people of the world that the current people and all the disasters were due to his own mistakes in decision-making, which made people's lives very difficult. He also promised that he would never do it again in the future, and he would not only focus on the military, regardless of Economically, this is the "Edict of Luntai Sinning Oneself". This is also the first imperial edict in Chinese history.

So did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty issue the edict voluntarily? Of course it is voluntary, because many capable bosses will admit their mistakes, otherwise how can they correct them?