What measures did Zhu Di take to make Beijing's economy prosper?

He first rectified Peiping's name and intended to improve Beijing's political status. He ordered that Peiping be renamed Beijing, promoted to the accompanying capital, and called Xingzai. At the same time, Beiping Prefecture was changed to Shuntian Prefecture.

He did everything possible to improve Beijing's economic status. He knew that although Beijing was geographically extremely important and was the capital of the Yuan Dynasty, its economy was far inferior to Jiangnan and Jinling. Therefore, he first found ways to make Beijing prosperous. Therefore, he ordered large-scale immigration to farm near Beijing, and tax exemptions were granted within five years. Some sergeants were also released to farm in the countryside of Beijing. After the war, a large number of refugees formed. He ordered the refugees to be organized and go to the Beijing area to farm. He even ordered the prisoners to be released and placed in farming areas around Beijing. He also implemented some preferential policies, such as providing them with free cattle tools and seeds. At the same time, a large number of craftsmen moved to Beijing, providing these households with more preferential policies. Such as the imperial edict on tax-free grain and generous relief. In this way, Wang Commerce was formed in Beijing. Due to these years of hard work, Beijing has gradually developed and prospered. Therefore, Beijing has initially acquired the scale of a metropolis, comparable to Jinling.

In 1406, Ming Chengzu ordered the official construction of the Beijing Palace in June next year. Special ministers were sent to relevant provinces to collect giant trees. He also ordered Minister Chen Si to take charge of the entire design and construction project of the Beijing palace and Beijing city. Since then, the construction project officially launched has been carried out without interruption. In 1420, the palace in Beijing was finally completed. Ming Chengzu ordered the capital to be moved to Beijing. After 18 years of twists and turns, Ming Chengzu finally fulfilled his long-cherished wish and completed the grand move of the capital. From then on, Beijing became the capital of the Ming and Qing dynasties and continues to this day. Beijing was designated as the capital of China, which was the historical contribution of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty.

Ming Chengzu sent Zheng He to the Western Ocean, which was also a major feat in Chinese history.

Zheng He was originally a eunuch in Prince Yan's palace. Later, he followed the King of Yan, Zhu Di, to conquer the north and south, and made military exploits, which was highly appreciated by the King of Yan. Zhu Di ascended the throne and gave him the surname Zheng. Because he is also known as the Three Treasures, he is known as the "Three Treasures Eunuch". He was a minister with a special status who was highly used by Ming Chengzu throughout his life.