When the Empress Dowager Dou Yifang was alive, Liu Che didn't have to report everything to her, but more important things needed to be reported to her, mainly because the influence of Empress Dowager Dou Yifang was too great at that time, and the young Empress Dowager Liu Che could not compare with the Empress Dowager, who was already very old and belonged to the short-lived kind. Therefore, in order to appease his grandmother, the Empress Dowager, Emperor Wu often reported to her about state affairs.

Empress Dowager Dou Fangyi was born in a poor family. At first, she was just a child of a civilian family. At that time, Liu Banggang became emperor, and decent people were looking for beautiful women everywhere to enrich the harem. Dou E's wronged room was discovered by an official sent by Liu Bang to find a beautiful woman when he was working in his hometown. The official looking for a beautiful woman lamented that Dou Yi's room was beautiful, and felt that his work had landed, so he wrote down the list of Dou Yi's rooms directly, and then followed his attendants to the palace.

However, at that time, Liu Bang was looking for beautiful women all over the world, so Dou E's injustice, although outstanding in appearance, did not attract Liu Bang's attention, and even because there were too many people in the harem, he was never favored. So after Liu Bang's death, Lv Hou gave Dou E's room to his son, and Dou E's room followed Liu Heng.

Occasionally, he became emperor, but Dou was born in poverty, so he was obedient? A woman without talent is a virtue? This ancient concept was very popular with Liu Heng, so he became the Queen Dou and his son became the Prince.

However, with the development of time, Dou Fangyi gradually became old and his temper changed greatly. When Han Jing's son Liu Qi was in power, Dou Fangyi also wanted his second son Liu Wu to have an emperor's addiction, so he asked Han Jingli Liu Wu to be the heir to the throne. This move attracted the dissatisfaction of his son Liu Qi, and at the same time, Manchu civil and military officials also opposed it, so they gave up.

However, this incident laid a mine for Liu Che, the son of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty. After Liu Che succeeded to the throne, Dou became more unreasonable and often intervened in state affairs. Liu Che dare to anger but dare not speak. Under the great pressure of san huang, the Dou side had to compromise, so in order not to cause too much dissatisfaction among the court ministers, it began to report to the Dou side, in order to make mischief among the Dou side.