Li Yuan made fun of Liu Bang.

Li Yuan's archery is unparalleled. This idiom refers to the deeds of Li Yuan and Queen Dou. Moreover, before Li Yuan became emperor, he was a thousand oxen of Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, a satrap of Loufan County in Xingyang, a stay-at-home of Jinyang, and a title of Tang Guogong. Li Yuan had rich experience in central and local governance before he proclaimed himself emperor, and was also responsible for the military defense against Turks during his stay in Jinyang. It can be said that Li Yuan's comprehensive political and military strength is much higher than that of Liu Bang. In addition, from the perspective of fertility, Li Yuan has 22 sons, while Liu Bang has only 8 sons. Obviously, Li Yuan is far better than Liu Bang!