Won the surname Zhao, the son of King Qin Huiwen, also known as King Qin Wulie, and his son Shu, Qin Huiwen and King Song Xiang, who were known in the Shang Dynasty. Shu Wei is from Wei. After marriage, Huiwen was born with "Wu" in the title, which is logical. Zhou Nanwang was shocked to hear the news. He ran to the State of Qin and cried and hanged himself.

Zhao, Zi Ji, was the son of King Huiwen of Qin in the Warring States Period, his half-brother, and the monarch of Qin. In his early years, Ying Ji did not participate in the battle for the throne of his brothers. In order to gain the trust of Yan, he offered to be a hostage in Yan. Later, Qin Wuwang died of lifting the tripod. Because Qin Wuwang had no children, the two brothers fought for the throne. After Huiwen, Shu Wei supported Gongzi Village.

Wei Ran, who was in power at that time, asked to welcome back to Ying Ji and strongly recommended Ying Ji as the heir to the throne. In the first 305 years, princes such as Gongzizhuang and Huiwenhou were all killed by Wei Ran. Wei Ran succeeded in putting Ying Ji on the throne and became one of the longest reigning monarchs in history. During his reign, Qin continued to expand, and the most famous battle of Changping, which decided the fate of Qin and Zhao, took place in the later period of Zhao Haoqi's reign.