Zhuge Liang's means of governing Shu can be described as brilliant. Politically, vigorously strive for the gentry in Shu, and vigorously appoint Huang Quan and forensic doctors. However, the core power and military power are in the hands of the Jingzhou clique abroad, and internal contradictions are alleviated through foreign wars, thus achieving political stability in Shu and Han dynasties. Economically, although Shu Han is known as the land of abundance, its geographical area is small and mountainous, and its economic and crop development is limited. The court of Shu and Han dynasties issued new coins, checked the value of new coins, quietly plundered people's property, and then earned the general's "foreign exchange" by vigorously developing Shu brocade. Militarily, it goes without saying that subduing Meng Huo in the south and making several northern expeditions are all offensives. Although it didn't take much effort, it also dealt a blow to Cao Wei's western region economy, and the Shu-Han army didn't suffer too much losses, so the overall attack and national security were well guaranteed. Zhuge Liang is quite clever in managing Shu Han.