In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Shusun Tong knew how to look for the right person, do the right thing at the right time, and wait for the opportunity. As a result, Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was willing to cooperate with him in formulating court etiquette. In one fell swoop, Shusun Tong corrected the chaos of officials who were defiant, wantonly fighting for personal glory, yelling arrogantly after being drunk, and drawing swords and hitting pillars. The key to his success as an official lies in adapting to the current situation, grasping the mind of the leaders, and then introducing Confucian scholars to end anarchy and establish a new ethical system for the imperial court. He handled affairs with a positive attitude of "being down to earth and prioritizing public concerns in an expedient manner". He became a model of studying politics in the Western Han Dynasty.