Han Gaozu, Han Huidi, Han Wendi and Han Wendi agreed with Taoist thought and had no influence on literature. According to historical records, several emperors before Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty inadvertently carried out Taoist thought: as far as possible, they did not interfere with people's lives, neglected taxes, and resumed agricultural development. This policy coincides with Taoist thought, but it is also limited by the times. Taoism is marked by the five gates of rice, so no emperor will admire Taoism, so it has no influence on literature.