In the early stage of the Northern Sung Dynasty, because of the long-term turmoil of war, people had wished for peace. Therefore, Sung Jen-Tzong requested the officials in the borderland to do their utmost to maintain the stability and stop the military activity. At the Sung Ren-Tzong era, the drawbacks appeared. Sung Ren-Tzong had tried to reform, but was unable to stop the confusion, so he was forced to get back to the original policy. Sung Ing-Tzong was on the throne lasted only a short time, mostly of the policies were following the prior cases. At this era, Chiao-chin had expanded the military force to encroach on Northern Sung Dynasty's borderland and then set up a dynasty. With the pacification policy, the mutineers and refugees of Chiao-chin fled to the borderland of the Northern Sung. Therefore, the Northern Sung Dynasty had replaced the hollow military policy and civil officials in the borderland with military control policy and the recruit aborigines for defending the borderland. But the Sung Dynasty still devoted to merge the economy and culture, although it was very difficult to manage the southern borderland, including assignment the officials and the ethnic minority.