Lunheng, the book Chong Wang describe himself, says ”The origin all begins from the man's world. So, I try with all my heart to satirize common customs.” On the other hand, the society went the wrong way at that time. Therefore, the importance of Lunheng is to criticize and correct it. Recent scholars call this book ”philosophy of criticism” and ”the most fantastic book about critical philosophy in Han Dynasty”, Chong Wang's ”Criticize Hen” is an article to distinguish and understand the theory of Faism. Much of the content is to talk about the phenomenon that Faism exalts law and advocates achievements but doesn't govern people with ethics. Why did Chong Wang criticize Hen? Does that mean Chong Wang doubted the theory about exalting law and advocating achievements of Faism had to do with the politics and background of law in Han Dynasty? Therefore, first, this article goes back to the law in Han Dynasty, talks about the relationship between the law in Han Dynasty and Henfei's theory of Faism and tries to understand if ”Criticize Hen” of Chong Wang reflects the phenomenon of apparently using policy of Confucianism, but actually using cruel discipline and strict law in Han Dynasty. Second, I analyzed what ”Criticize Hen” of Chong Wang doubted the theory of Henfei. And discuss whether criticism is reasonable for it. Finally, I illustrate Chong Wang thinks moral and law can't both be ignored. I hope to understand the purpose of Chong Wang's writing clings to ”The origin all begins from the man's world. So, I try with all my heart to satirize common customs” and the dream about governing people with ethics.