He wrote more than 30 books in his life, including Selected Poems of Shi Kang's Twelve Generations. Seven volumes of Zhouyi Ke Shuo, ten volumes of Shu Zhuan Zhong Hui, six volumes of Questioning the Book of Songs, twelve volumes of Interpretation in the Spring and Autumn Period, three volumes of Interpretation in the Spring and Autumn Period, six volumes of Zhong Shu Characters, one hundred and ninety-eight volumes of Unified Records of Places of Interest, two volumes of Supplement to Shu Han Geography and four volumes of Interpretation of Shu County in Ancient and Modern Times. There are 888 volumes of Selected Poems of Twelve Dynasties in Shicang, 4 volumes of Selected Poems of Zhongshu and 49 volumes of Selected Poems of Song Dynasty, all of which are 1329. His works, such as The Story of the Stone, were lost because they were banned in the early Qing Dynasty. The famous works still circulating in the world include "Unification of Places of Interest" 198 Volume, "Selected Poems of Twelve Dynasties in Shihei" and so on. In addition, Fujian Normal University has Cao Dali's poems and poems 12 (incomplete), and Tokyo, Japan has the complete works of Mr. Cao Shineng 100.
Fujian was once the cradle of painters and calligraphers in the late Ming Dynasty, and Cao Xuequan ranked first among the "Top Ten Talents in Fujian" for his talent. It is said that Cao Xuequan's Song Zhentu hangs in the lobby of the "Seventy-two Peak Building" of Lin Zexu's Fuzhou Mansion. Step by step, wash the axis of spring poems, write like flowing clouds, cadence, get the fashion of Jin and Tang Dynasties, and show that the temperature of gentlemen is moist and calm.