Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty compromised with the family and the Haoqiang, which led to the expansion of the family, the Haoqiang, and the scholars, and finally formed a situation of the dynasty and the small field. Later emperors often died prematurely and lived shortly. Emperors who were able to grow into adults had to rely more on eunuchs in order to balance or eradicate important ministers and regain their power and majesty. In this kind of mutual fighting, the court of the Eastern Han Dynasty became weaker and weaker. In order to stabilize and strengthen their families, the clan and Haoqiang plundered the land of the common people and suppressed the middle and lower classes by unscrupulous means. Coupled with natural disasters, the people had no way out and had to rise up and resist. It was in the process of rebellion and repression that some careerists sprouted. Finally, a war broke out on a grand scale. The Eastern Han court also completely lost control in this war. In the end, the heroes rose up and the princes competed for hegemony. At this time, the fate of a small person changed, thus changing the fate of the Han, and a turning point in history also occurred here, allowing the Han to rise again.