As long as people live, a nation exists. Starting from Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the spirit of the times is the precious wealth left by the Han Dynasty to future generations. Because the Huns from the north were completely defeated, the border trouble was relieved. The country is stable, the economy is developing and the people live and work in peace and contentment. Fighting will die, forgetting the war will be dangerous, but always alert the people, so the martial arts spread throughout the country. The seven luxurious stone reliefs of Han Dynasty unearthed in Xuzhou, as well as the seven luxurious different statues on stone carvings, give people the impression that everyone has the power to pull mountains and lift ding. This is the portrayal of the life of the folk people at that time. Now when we praise a person, we often say that the hero is a person, which originated from the Han Dynasty. It is also the martial arts atmosphere that promotes the national spirit, thus greatly boosting the national prestige. Therefore, people who openly commit crimes and are strong in Han Dynasty are far from being punished.
Judging from its influence on later generations, firstly, the Han Dynasty laid the basic map of China. The second is to complete the ethnic identity of the Han nationality. There is a poem to prove it: thinking about the dust on the quiet side of Hanwu in the distance, Hull has not returned a horse. Great men's achievements have been praised for thousands of years, and the national righteousness shines on China. Another contribution of the Han Dynasty was the formation of the Han cultural circle outside China today. Japan, North Korea, Vietnam and other countries are among them. North Korea still retains some customs of the Han nationality in those days, which is worth pondering.
The Tang dynasty was a prosperous time that future generations admired infinitely. But people living in the Tang Dynasty, especially many literati, love to remember the prosperity of great people. This can be felt in the poems written by poets who joined the army. Wang Changling's "Out of the Great Wall": Qin Shiyue closed the Han Dynasty, the Long March did not return, Longcheng flew, and Huma did not teach Yinshan. In Li Bai's "Hu Han Dojo is Nobody", there are 300,000 Han soldiers, and the general also attracts Huo Yao. (Huo Puyao is the champion Hou Huo Qubing) ... Wait, there are many similar poems, so I won't list them one by one.
In a word, it was the prosperity of the Han Dynasty that had an unparalleled influence on later generations of China.