Jie Jin is short and pithy, good at conjunctions, quick-thinking and straightforward. According to legend, when he was a child, he fell in the rain, which caused passers-by to laugh. He casually wrote a poem: "Spring rain is as expensive as oil and flows all over the street. Slippery, laugh at a group of cows. "
There is a saying in the north that "Xue Rui heralds a bumper harvest year". First of all, Xue Rui has accumulated enough water for the beginning of spring; Second, Xue Rui keeps the crops in the field warm; Third, some pests will die from snow. And "spring rain is as expensive as oil" brings opportunities for spring ploughing, spring sowing and spring planting in the south, especially for people who depend on the weather for food.
Jie Jin is brilliant, so he can't stop writing, especially five-character poems, of which there are more than 500. His classical songs are unrestrained and imaginative, almost like Li Bai, while his metrical poems are almost the same as those of the Tang Dynasty. Jie Jin's articles are elegant, quaint and unique. His political essays are straightforward, magnificent, and his biography is concise and vivid.