He studied the Spring and Autumn Annals by Li and Zuo under the famous Neo-Confucianist Lei Cizong. Deep temperament, general study of Confucian classics. Emperor Gaudi of Qi was a right general in Song and Ming Dynasties. He went to Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province) and Huaiyin (now Jiangsu, Jiangxi Province) successively, and went to Nanyanzhou as a secretariat with military exploits. Wang Xiufan, the secretariat of Pingjiangzhou, Guiyang, rebelled, was promoted to the rank of official, and moved to be the leader of the central army, mastering the guards and supervising the military affairs of the five States. Yuan charm, Zhong Shuling, and Danyang Yin are also called "Four Nobles". After that, members of the Song royal family fought for power and profit, killing each other, and the real power of the imperial court gradually gathered in Daocheng. In July of the first year of Ming Dynasty (477), Xiao Daocheng killed Liu Yu and founded Liu Zhun (Song). He was named King of Qi, and was also a general strategist. The second time he annihilated Stuart Yuan-charm, Jingzhou secretariat Shen Youzhi, Zhenbei general Huang Hui and others, all of whom were loyal to the Song Dynasty. In April of the third year of Ming Dynasty (479), he was given the title of Emperor by Song Chan, and was called Nanqi in history. Xiao Daocheng punished the death of Song Dynasty, practiced frugality, reduced the people's rent and lodging debts, and reduced the punishment. The following year, he ordered the expansion of household registration, and according to Yu's suggestion, based on the 27 th year of Song Yuanjia (450 edition), he set up school officials to sort out household registration. However, there are many disadvantages in school registration. The poor are often cheated away by witches, which also infringes on the interests of landlords in cloth.
In the fourth year of Qi Jianyuan (482), Xiao Daocheng died at the age of 55 and was buried in Tai 'an Mausoleum. After death, the temple name Mao was called Emperor Gao. Besides his political achievements, Xiao Daocheng also read Confucian classics and historical books, and was good at writing and calligraphy.