Ouyang Xiu, who grew up under the influence of Mianyang Sanjiang culture, is known as one of the "Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties", the leader of the literary innovation movement in the Northern Song Dynasty, and politically belongs to the reformists. He is honest, outspoken, close to the people and loves the people, and inherits and develops the spirit of Sanjiang culture. Su Dongpo called him "on Tao, like Han Yu, on things like Lu Zhi, on notes like Sima Qian and on poems like Li Bai." "History of Song Dynasty" said that he was "brave only with talent". Although trapped in the front, ignoring the trigger, he was exiled and displaced. As for repeated efforts, he is willful. Song history's praise of Ouyang Xiu can be regarded as a praise of Mianyang's Sanjiang cultural spirit. Later generations have always used this spirit to motivate themselves and strive to carry it forward.
Ouyang Xiu, known as one of the "Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties", wrote a beautiful essay "Preface to Drunk Pavilion" in Li Qing for six years.
Ouyang Xiu is known as the leader of the poetry innovation movement in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Ouyang Xiu is a literati in Song Dynasty, whose ci creation has a distinct personality and is known as the "Primrose" in the history of the development of Song Ci.