After the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty, how did the people in the occupied areas live under the rule of the Jin Dynasty?

The Northern Song Dynasty, as one of the most prosperous dynasties in history, praised culture and education but despised the use of force to govern the country, which led to the massive attack of ethnic minorities in the late Northern Song Dynasty, the capture of Song Qinzong and Song Huizong, and the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty. Ethnic minorities occupied most of the area north of the Yellow River, but the people in the war were innocent and they were harassed by the war. You drag out an ignoble existence under the rule of a ruler who is not a conqueror.

Affected by the war, ordinary people certainly live in dire straits. First of all, their status is far less than that of ethnic minorities such as Qidan and Jurchen. What is their status as the conquered, let alone their right-hand man? Then the ruler established the puppet regime "Qi", and "Qi" also paid tribute to the ruler every year. They just plundered the wealth of the people, and the people could not survive in the war at all, let alone be plundered again. At that time, there were absurd phenomena such as "selling children and selling women".

"Qi" even levied a "selling child tax". In this case, the people must be in great pain. Then, after the establishment of the Southern Song Dynasty, some people fought the main battle, while others fought for peace, and there was a stalemate for about 60 years. The Northern Expedition began under the impetus of the Prime Minister Han Biaozhou, but by this time, almost all the people in the Northern Song Dynasty had passed away, and the people had no feelings for the motherland. Even under the cultural influence of the Jin Dynasty, some people thought I was from the A Jin Dynasty, and some people joined the army to resist the Northern Expedition in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Xin Qiji, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, said in a poem: Looking back, there is a crow club drum under the Beaver Temple. He skillfully euphemistically expressed the inner thoughts of the people at that time, that is, the decline of the will to resist gold. They lived under the rule of the Jin Dynasty since childhood. How could anyone support the Northern Expedition in the Southern Song Dynasty? Over time, the former Han people gave up hope of regaining lost ground and even joined the Jin Army to resist the "invasion" of the Southern Song Dynasty.