Fu Xuan and Zhang Hua in the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty had shown a tendency to create poems that were poor in content and deliberately seeking work. During the Taikang period, a group of poets, represented by Pan Yue and Lu Ji, advocated vanity, longed for sensuality, regarded beauty and dense seaweed as beauty, and worked with carvings and shapes. They produced a large number of pseudo-ancient poems, showing obvious formalism and Aestheticism tendency. Liu Xie said that "the talents of Jin people are a little bit into Qingqi", "the silk tapes were picked at Zhengshi, and the strength was soft at Jian'an. Some people analyze the text to think it is wonderful, or they are popular to make themselves beautiful", "the control of body and emotion is gradually sparse, and the text is gradually The chapters become more and more prosperous", which accurately summarizes the main trend of poetry in this period.