What were the main poverty alleviation policies in ancient times?

In ancient times, there were mainly the following poverty alleviation policies: 1. Loan relief policy: The ancient government would provide certain funds or materials to poor households and help them tide over the difficulties through loan relief. 2. Tax relief: In ancient times, some governments would reduce the tax of poor households to reduce their burden. 3. Food relief policy: The ancient government would provide some food to poor households and help them tide over the difficulties through food relief. 4. Medical relief policy: The ancient government would help poor households solve medical problems by sending doctors or setting up medical institutions. 5. Immigration policy: In ancient times, some governments moved poor households to areas with rich resources and developed economy through immigration policies to improve their living conditions. 6. Entrepreneurship: The ancient government would improve the local economic development level and reduce the burden of poor households by building water conservancy projects, building roads and reclaiming land. The above are some poverty alleviation policies in ancient times, which played a certain role in poverty alleviation at that time, helped poor households at that time and promoted local economic development.