Hanshu: Hanshu, also known as pre-Hanshu, was compiled by Ban Gu, a historian in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is the first biographical dynastic history in China, and it is also one of the "twenty-four histories". Hanshu is another important historical book in ancient China after Shiji, and it is called "the first four histories" together with Shiji, Houhanshu and The History of the Three Kingdoms.
Du Du Fu: Du Du Fu is a great fu created by Ban Gu, a writer and historian in Han Dynasty, which is divided into two parts: Xi Du Fu and Du Dong Fu. According to its sequence, since Luoyang was established as the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the old friends in the Western Regions still hoped to take Chang 'an as the capital, which was refuted. Xi Du Fu tells the crisis, rich sugar cane and magnificent palace of Chang 'an through the fictional character Xi Dubin, so as to imply the superiority of building Chang 'an as its capital. Du Dong Fu beautifies and praises all kinds of political actions after Luoyang was designated as the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty by another imaginary figure, Master Du Dong, which means that the grand occasion of Luoyang on that day has far surpassed Chang 'an, the capital of the Western Han Dynasty. Later, Zhang Heng's Erjing Fu and Zuo Si's Sandu Fu were influenced by it in form.
Erjing Fu: Erjing Fu is a kind of Ci Fu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it is the representative work of Zhang Heng Fu. Erjing Fu includes Xijing Fu and Tokyo Fu. Erjing refers to Xijing Chang 'an in Han Dynasty and Luoyang in Tokyo. Erjing Fu is regarded by most people as the masterpiece of Han Fu because of its rigorous and precise structure.
Zi Xufu: This fu is magnificent, rich in words, beautiful in description and alternating in rhyme, which marks the complete maturity of Han Dafu. It is a companion piece with Shang Lin Fu, both of which are officially established landmark works in Han Dynasty literature.