Zhao Mengfu wrote "Ode to Luo Shen" for many times, among which Tianjin Museum and Palace Museum had the greatest influence. The Ode to Luoshen in Tianjin Museum was written by Dade in the fourth year of Yuan Dynasty. At that time, there were forty calligraphers and seven calligraphers. This volume is a book written by calligraphers for friends. Some critics say it is "elegant and handsome, rigorous and steady, moist and elegant". Ni Zan, a painter and calligrapher in the Yuan Dynasty, said in the postscript: "This book is full of charm and has the brushwork of Chu and Henan." The whole volume is 29.5 cm in longitudinal direction and 192.6 cm in transverse direction. Luo Shen Fu, which is hidden in the Palace Museum, has no written date. Wang Duo, a famous calligrapher in Ming Dynasty, commented in the postscript: "After several days' observation of this book, Wen Min was the one who won the title of' Two Kings'. It can be seen that it speaks highly of this book.