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"Poetry Expressing Zhi" first came from Zuo Qiu Ming in the Spring and Autumn Period In the article "Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-seventh Year of Duke Xiang". People regard poetry as the expression of the author's thoughts and feelings. This concept is summarized in theory as the so-called poetry expresses ambition. Poetry expresses ambition, which is the understanding of the essential characteristics of poetry by ancient Chinese literary commentators. The author's description of the purpose of writing poetry in the Book of Songs contains the germination of the concept of "poetry expresses ambition". It was first put forward as a theoretical term in "Zuo Zhuan·Xianggong Twenty-Seventh Year", which recorded what Zhao Wenzi said to Shu Xiang, "Poetry expresses ambition". Later, the saying that "poetry expresses ambition" became more common. Shun recorded in "Shangshu Yaodian" said: "Poetry expresses aspirations, songs express eternal words, sounds depend on eternity, and rhythms are harmonious." "Zhuangzi·Tianxia Chapter" says: "Poems express Taoist ambitions." "Xunzi·Ruxiao" The article says: "The words in "Poetry" are its ambitions." The meaning of "Poems expressing ambitions" in different schools is not exactly the same. For example, the so-called "poetry to express one's ambitions" in "Zuo Zhuan" means "composing poems to express one's ambitions", which refers to borrowing or extending certain passages from the "Book of Songs" to imply one's own political and religious embrace. The "poetry expresses ambition" mentioned in "Yao Dian" means that "poetry expresses the poet's ambition". The meaning of "ambition" mainly refers to thoughts, ambitions and ambitions.