For a long time, people thought that Liu Chan was a faint lord because of the word "Happy not to think of Shu", but now there is a view that Liu Chan's move is to protect Mingzhe. Whether Liu Chan was Mingzhe defending himself or originally mixed, his behavior was not very glorious. Soon, another person from Luoyang had the same fate as him, and this person was Sun Hao, the Emperor of Eastern Wu, who had also perished. However, Sun Hao's performance after entering Luoyang was much stronger than That of Liu Chan, and in the face of emperor Wu of Jin's various "accountability", he replied in a humble and unobtrusive manner, winning the respect of Sima Yan.
Sun Hao
Sun Hao was Sun Quan's grandson, who had been practicing Ming government for a period of time as empress dowager, but soon after, Sun Hao indulged in wine, specialized in killing, and became faint and cruel. During Sun Hao's reign, he repeatedly attacked the Jin Dynasty in the North, and although he defeated the Jin Dynasty many times, the behavior of exhausting the military force exhausted the national strength of the State of Wu, and eventually Eastern Wu was destroyed by the Jin Dynasty.
Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of Jin
After Sun Hao surrendered, Emperor Wu of Jin sent someone to bring Sun Hao and the officials who surrendered to meet him, and after Sun Hao saluted Emperor Wu of Jin, Emperor Wu of Jin pointed to the seat and said, "This seat has been set up to wait for you for a long time." Sun Hao said, "I am in the south, and I have also set up this seat to wait for Your Majesty." When it was time to drink and feast, Emperor Wu of Jin asked Sun Hao, "I heard that people in the south like to compose Erru songs, can you compose one?" Sun Hao raised his wine glass to emperor Wu of Jin and said, "In the past, I was a neighbor with Ru, and now I am a subject with Ru." A glass of wine on Ru makes Ru live forever. Emperor Wu of Jin wanted to humiliate Sun Hao and deeply regretted it.
Jia Chong
Jia Chong, a favorite minister of Emperor Wu of Jin, said to Sun Hao: "I heard that your excellency is digging up people's eyes and peeling people's faces in the south, what kind of punishment is this?" Sun Hao said, "If there are courtiers who have killed his monarch and those who are treacherous, cunning, and disloyal, they will use this punishment on him." To satirize Jia Chong's murder of Cao Xian, the noble township duke, Jia Chong was embarrassed by Sun Hao, while Sun Hao did not change his face.
Sun Hao's inviolable dignity was still respected when he became the king of the subjugated country. In his opinion, I can't beat you, I can surrender, but you can't insult me, you can kill me as you please.