This article is a study on how intellectuals of Jin in The History of Jin Dynasty implement their learning of Confucianism in politics on the topic of Repelling Barbarians. It was a great amount that different tribes immigrated to the neighborhood near the middle and lower regions of the Yellow river in Jin Dynasty. Surely conflicts between the foreigners (”barbarians” to the people of Jin Dynasty) and Chinese were accumulated. So ”Repelling Barbarians”, a concept from Chun-Qiu, should be a main issue for intellectuals of Jin Dynasty. The truth was the principle of ”Repelling Barbarians” was almost substituted by ”Dealing with Barbarians” due to the weakness of Jin Empire. The reality of the lack of power of Jin Empire made intellectuals change their focal issues about Chun-Qiu righteousness. They focused on ”Respect the King”, and tried not to mention ”Repelling Barbarians”; some of them even distorted the meaning of Chun-Qiu. You can say it sort of darkened the Confucianism, but in the other hand, intellectuals of Jin Dynasty thought about Chun-Qiu in almost everyway, they quoted Chun-Qiu when they mentioned barbarians; they tried to keep the principles of Chun-Qiu in touch with the reality. And it means the Confucianism still meaningful to the people of Jin Dynasty.