Yao's poems have several characteristics. One was written when he was traveling and visiting friends. Most of his poems entrusted his feelings, praised nature and expressed his ambition in life.
In terms of writing people, most poems record the departure of tourists based on the feelings of missing friends, and add some blessings to this parting mood; As a traveler who lived as a monk, Yao traveled all over the world and made friends, describing the natural scenery and expressing his feelings in this period, and his poems expressed the true portrayal of this period. Another major feature of Yao's poetry is comprehensiveness and wholeness. Because you read more, you will have more experiences. Yao expressed some of his thoughts of Confucianism and Buddhism in his poems. Yao's works in this era can best show his foresight and broad mind.
There is another feature in the poem. Some thoughts of Zen run through the whole poem, which is also caused by his life influence. Yao/Kloc-became a monk at the age of 0/4, deeply influenced by Buddhist thought, and his poems have extraordinary Buddhist shadows. Generally speaking, although Yao's poems are not as bold and elegant as those of his peers, they mostly praise mountains and rivers, and there is no deep thought in them. Influenced by Buddhist culture, Yao has his own understanding of secular views. In his heart, he has both feelings for the people and a rare combination with Buddhism in history.