In 1140 (ten years in Shaoxing), Yue Fei achieved a great victory in Yancheng, but Emperor Gaozong of Song and Qin Hui actually used this as a bargaining chip to seek peace, and ordered the withdrawal of the army, abandoning all parts of Henan; Wan Eu Zong porridge (Jin Wushu) lost the war, suffered heavy losses, and was not easy to recover for a while.

In 1141, the Shaoxing Peace Treaty was agreed. Delimitation: Song Jinyou bounded by Dagu Pass (now southwest of Baoji) and the middle stream of the Huaihe River in the east; Song ceded Houzhou, Dengzhou, Shangzhou, Jiuzhou and Heshang Yuan. Fangshanyuan and other places; came to Jin to declare themselves ministers; came to donate 250,000 taels of silver and 250,000 pieces of silk to Jin every year; Jin returned Lingshu of Song Huizong and Wei, the mother of Gaozong.

On March 26, 1142 (February 27, the twelfth year of Zhu Shaoxing), Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty sent Cao Xun to the Jin Dynasty as a "deputy envoy to thank you" and told Zong Bi that he had come to approve the peace talks in Shaoxing and asked the Jin Dynasty to return Huizong Lingshu and Empress Wei as soon as possible. As soon as Cao Xun set out, the Jin Dynasty also sent envoys with audio books to Lin 'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty. They conferred Song Gaozong as Emperor of Song and approved the boundary between the two sides.

From then on, the confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty took shape.