In 399, Wang Ningzhi, the second son of Wang Xizhi, the secretariat of Huiji, moved Lanting at the foot of Zhu Lan Mountain to Jianhu Lake. He also attended the Lanting party hosted by his father Wang Xizhi.
In the Eastern Jin Dynasty in 405, Sikong appointed He Wuji as the minister of Huijigong, and built Lanting on the top of Huijigong Mountain.
In the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizong worshipped the king, poets, scholars and book saints to visit Lanting, which made the ancient ruins full of vitality. Lanting welcomes another modern man.
The impromptu poems in Lanting Ya Ji are held in the style of Wang Xizhi, and it is up to the poets to decide what to sing and how to sing. Later, most Lanting Ya collections continued this practice.
However, in 769, 35 scholars from the Tang Dynasty, including Bao Fang, Wei Yan and Lu Wei, gathered in Lanting. They adopted a couplet, that is, each person recited a poem, and then the first singer collected it and passed it on as a much-told story.
In the Song Dynasty, due to the attention of the imperial court, buildings such as Linchige, Temple and Wangshu were built near the former site of Lanting, which made the holy place of calligraphy more lively.
1036, a grand ceremony was held in Tang Dalan Pavilion, Yuezhou, California, in recognition of a book saint. In the late Northern Song Dynasty, Lanting moved from the north of Huiji Mountain to Zhang Tian Temple in Huiji Mountain. In Yuan Dynasty, Lanting Xiuze established Lanting Academy. 1548, Shenqi, Shaoxing magistrate, moved Lanting from Zhang Tian Temple to the foot of Shibi Mountain to rebuild Lanting, Mo Chi and Goose Pond. Later, the reconstruction of the Qing dynasty began to have the scale that people later saw.