"Aristocratic family" records the affairs of the princes and kingdoms. Because the princes founded the country and inherited the family, their descendants were hereditary, so their biographies were called "family". Starting from the great feudalism in the Western Zhou Dynasty, it developed to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The vassal states successively became hegemonic and prosperous. It is very appropriate to describe this situation in the genre of "aristocratic family". Sima Qian also included Confucius and Chen She in the "aristocratic family". Although Confucius was not a prince, he was an exception. However, he was the patriarch who inherited the culture of three generations. What's more, Confucianism was the dominant one during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Confucius was the founder of Confucianism. His inclusion in the "Aristocratic Family" also reflects the reality of the ideological field. As for Chen She, he was not only the first to rebel and destroy Qin. The leader of the Qin Dynasty, he was the first person in three generations to raise an army against the brutal rule of the Qin Dynasty, and most of the princes who died in the Qin Dynasty were established by him. Jie, King Wu defeated Zhou, compared with Confucius's "Spring and Autumn", he was written as a great historical hero who shook the rule of the Qin Empire and dominated the situation, reflecting the author's progressive view of history.