"The Twenty-four Heroes of Lingyange" mainly misses the heroes who fought with each other in the world. Cen Wen is neither a founding hero nor an "eighteen gentlemen". After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, he was only an official and did not participate in the establishment of the Tang Dynasty. Twenty-four heroes personally participated in the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, and some people followed the transformation of Xuanwu Gate. So it is not surprising that the twenty-four heroes did not have him.

Zhao Gong's eldest brother, Sun Wuji, is the first family in Luoyang, Henan Province, and his name is Jifu. In ancient times, it was the Tuoba family of Xianbei nationality and the royal branch of Northern Wei Dynasty, and later it was changed to Sun Chang family. Li Shimin is the younger brother of Emperor Taizong and the elder brother of Emperor Wende Shunsheng.

Sun Tzu Wuji is a studious "Shibo". In the first year of Yining in Sui Dynasty (6 17), Li Yuan set out in Taiyuan. As soon as Wuji entered the door, Yuan cherished his talent and gave him a sign to March into Weibei. Later, he helped Li Shimin establish the Tang Dynasty regime. He was the founder of the Tang Dynasty. He was the first person to win the title of King of Qi, and later joined the King of Zhao. In the ninth year of Wude (626), he participated in the Xuanwu Gate Reform and helped Li Shimin seize the throne. He has served as a minister, servant and common. In the 11th year of Zhenguan (637), he was ordered to revise Zhenguan Law with Fang. In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, there were twenty-four senior officials in Lingyange, and grandson Wuji ranked first.

Acceded to the throne, made Qiu. In the second year of Yonghui (65 1), he was ordered to explain the laws of the Tang Dynasty one by one as a bachelor of laws, and wrote 30 volumes of The Law Book (hereinafter referred to as The Complete Book of the Laws of the Tang Dynasty). He hanged himself in Ganzhou (now Guizhou) on charges of opposing Gao Di's establishment of Wu Zetian and framing Xu. There are three poems.

In the late period of Li Shimin, Li Chenggan, the eldest son of Li Chenggan, was expelled from the throne because of immorality. At that time, Li Shimin hesitated and preferred another son, Lee Tae, but Wuji recommended his ninth son (later emperor Tang Gaozong) Li Zhi to help him become emperor. During the period of Tang Gaozong, the eldest son Wuji held a grudge against Wu Zetian because she opposed her authority. Later, it was framed by the Wu family. Entire families were killed or exiled. Changshun Wuji himself was exiled to Ganzhou New District and was forced to commit suicide soon.