The book is six miles long and is divided into six chapters: The Vicissitudes of One Hundred Generations, Poems by Celebrities, Wuling Jiaji, Lan Zhi Fenghua, Huaxia Xinsheng and Wuzhou Xie Ying. Selected 65,438 poems about Changde since the pre-Qin period and 65,438 famous Chinese and foreign poems. Poetry is in the form of calligraphy, written by 948 calligraphers from all over the country, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Truth, line, official script, seal script and grass are all on one wall. During this period, 43 exquisite Chinese and foreign stone murals were carved. The wall names and titles of the main chapters are inscribed by famous contemporary calligraphers in China, such as Zhao Puchu, Shen Peng, Qigong, Yan Jialong, Sun Qifeng, Wang Xuezhong, Xiao Xian, Fang Yi and Chen. Cao Yu, Shu Tong and Wu Zuoren also wrote titles such as "Romantic Wulin" and "Unique scenery here". Poetry wall attracts visitors from all directions with its rich cultural connotation, positive ideological content and exquisite artistic form. Contemporary poetry, calligraphy and painting circles praised it as "three wonders of poetry and calligraphy", "artistic picture scroll developed since ancient times", "the first in Ming Dynasty" and "the first in China"; Yu Guangzhong, a famous scholar in Taiwan Province, called it "The Great Wall of Poetic Country" and "Half Literary History".
Wuling Pavilion is seven stories high, the highest of the four pavilions, and there is a poem wall pavilion inside.
Chunshen Pavilion, the second largest pavilion in the poetry wall, was built to commemorate ChunShen Jun, one of the four gentlemen in the Warring States Period.
This Paiyun Pavilion is named after Liu Yuxi, the Sima of Langzhou, and it is "clear sky with cranes and clouds, blue sea and blue sky".
Fisherman's Pavilion was built to commemorate Song, a famous bourgeois revolutionary in modern times.