The main reason why Qin Hui didn't flee south was that Qin Hui, the emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty, took the initiative to make peace with the rulers' headquarters in person, hoping that the rulers would retreat. Who knows that their detention after entering the ruler's headquarters restricted their personal freedom. If they hadn't gone out of the city for peace, the Northern Song Dynasty claimed that there were 800,000 troops in North Korea at that time. Such a strong strength should have saved the second emperor. The difficulty of Jingkang was also called the shame of Jingkang at that time, and the change of Jingkang was the shame of the emperor at that time.

In April of the second year of Jingkang, Jin Jun quickly attacked, captured the important place in one fell swoop, and captured the second emperor of Qin Hui, there were other ladies in his court, three thousand of rare beauty, and many courtiers, all of whom were spared. Gold, silver and jewelry were also collected by the Jin army, and Zhao Gou, the king of Kang, was spared at that time. Because he led the army abroad, Tokyo fell and Zhao Gou was frightened. All the ministers put Zhao Gou on the throne, and a new king was born. At that time, Emperor Qin Hui was placed under house arrest in Wuguocheng. After Zhao Gou came to power, he gradually consolidated the strength of the army. Right-hand men Yue Fei and Han Shizhong won many battles for him and made great contributions. Kang Wang's position is gradually consolidated.

Yue Fei led the army to the northern expedition to the state of Jin many times, hoping to save the second emperor and wash away the shame of Jingkang, and finally ended in failure. Xu Jin later offered to make peace with the Song Dynasty and put forward a collegiate bench. The Southern Song Dynasty endured humiliation and surrendered to the State of Jin. Zhao Gou slowly and steadily sat on the throne, seeking perfection in comfort, but forgot that the second emperor needed to be rescued.

The reason why the Second Emperor surrendered to the State of Jin was that the fallen leaves returned to their roots. He firmly believes that one day he can return to the embrace of the Song Dynasty. Even if he doesn't become an emperor, as long as he can die in this hot land, he will die without regret. It is said that the most dangerous place is the safest place. Compromise can't move ambitious gold people. The fate of the second emperor and his concubines and ministers speaks for itself. They are humiliated and have no status. After all, Jingkang's shame has not been washed away. This allusion has become history. ?