Wei Zifu was born in the early Western Han Dynasty. Before the Han and Yuan emperors, concubines in the Western Han Dynasty were mostly poor daughters or related to the previous generation. Because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty respected Confucianism and attached importance to education, the Confucian hierarchy of Confucian classics was gradually accepted by the right groups. Emperor Hancheng wanted to appoint Zhao as his successor, and Confucian scholars remonstrated: "You can't carve rotten wood, and humble people can't be the mainstay." In the Eastern Han Dynasty, The Marriage of White Tiger and Yi Tong even suggested that "to get married as a king, you must first choose from the daughters of big countries, so as to be well informed by courtesy". The study of Confucian classics was the purest in the period of Emperor Wu, and later generations blindly "studied the ancients", praising the virtue of Yao and Shun and the ancient rites of the Zhou Dynasty. It is useless to refute Dong Zhongshu's theory of modern Confucian classics that adapts to the times. He is stuck in ancient Confucian classics. As a result, Wei Zifu, who was born in humble origins, like other queens in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, was rarely mentioned, let alone evaluated, in the history of more than 2,000 years.