Dou (205 BC-BC 135), a native of Qinghe County (now Wuyi, Hebei Province), was born in the second year of Emperor Gaozu, about 13 (two years). He was called into the Han Palace and became a maid. At the age of 15, he was named the acting king (four years). As the queen of the mother instrument world, Dou adhered to Liu Bang's national policy of "rest and recuperation" after the founding of the People's Republic of China and helped realize the "governance of cultural landscapes". Dou died in 135 BC (six years after the founding of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty) at the age of 7 1 year. As Pei Gong, she sought to inherit the experience of Jiaodong. She enjoyed the fame of Tenshindon and stayed in Han Qing. In her time, she inherited the great achievements of Emperor Gaozu and inspired the glory of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty.