When I was a child, I told the fortune teller that I was wearing a yellow robe. _ When I was a child, the fortune teller said that I was wearing a yellow robe.

What are the doubts about wearing a yellow robe? If he is not a rebel, why is he wearing a yellow robe?

In fact, he doesn't care whether he is active or passive. What he cares about is a reputation, so that he can publicize that he is helpless. In fact, we have been promoting the story of wearing a yellow robe as a positive story. Zhao Kuangyin actually had great military strength at that time, but he didn't seek to usurp the throne, but that doesn't mean he didn't have this idea. Many people are hypocritical. He may have this idea, but he didn't take action because he was afraid that the whole world would slander him, insult him and make him immortal. His original position is very high, in fact, he is no different from the emperor, so whether he can sit on the throne is not a question he considers, but how he can make his reputation better. At the end of the story, there was a story of wearing a yellow robe. As we all know, Zhao Kuangyin didn't want to be an emperor, at least in this story, but his men wore robes representing the emperor on him, which forced him to be an emperor. This statement is actually nonsense. Regardless of whether he can wear a yellow robe in the army, what we can know is that if he really doesn't want to rebel, even if he wears a yellow robe, he won't do anything. Therefore, this allusion will appear only because Zhao Kuangyin wants to clear himself of the suspicion of looking for a usurper. We all know that the emperor wore yellow, mainly because it was difficult to produce yellow in ancient times. Because there were few natural minerals, there were few yellow fabrics, and there were few yellow fabrics in the army. It is difficult to make such an arrangement if it is not prepared in advance, so I think he did it on purpose.

To sum up, I think he is trying to resist, just using such behavior to cover up his suspicion.