Taikang poetic style: The so-called Taikang poetic style is a summary of the overall poetic style in the Western Jin Dynasty. Representative poets include Pan Yue and Lu Ji. Poetry is famous for its complexity, which is mainly reflected in three aspects: (1) the language tends to be gorgeous, such as Lu Ji's Looking at the Tall Building in the Northwest; (2) Description from simplicity to complexity, such as Lu Ji's imitation of the ancient poem "Roaring Tiger". Taikang's poetic style pays attention to antique and pursues situational skills, so it has become gorgeous. The appearance of Taikang's poetic style has had a far-reaching impact on later generations, promoted the development of landscape poetry and contributed to the antithesis and rhythm of poetry.
Metric Ci School: In the late Southern Song Dynasty, represented by Jiang Kui, there was another Ci school besides Xin Ci. The content of resisting Japan and saving the nation has been reduced, and replaced by the content of parting from acacia and returning to relatives and friends. Different from the prose style of the new poets, Jiang Kui's poems pay attention to meter, refine words, obey the law, advocate elegance and modesty, and form a meter school. Jiang Kui's poems are famous for their beauty, elegant brushwork and lofty style. Other representative poets include Shi Dazu and Wang.
Chaling Poetry School: During the period from Chenghua to Hongzhi, the creation of Taige poetry tended to decline, and it was Chaling Poetry School that had an important influence on the literary world in this period. Chaling School is dominated by Li Dongyang. Li Dongyang put forward the idea of restoring ancient ways in the Han and Tang Dynasties. Some of his works get rid of the shackles of cabinet style, show a broader perspective of life and depict the author's personal true feelings.
Biography: Biography is a compilation style of China's history books, which is written with biographies as the center. Biographical style began with Sima Qian's Historical Records, and has since become the main genre of recording official history in China. Biography takes characters as the key link, interspersed with historical facts, and records laws and regulations with special chapters. Biography records history horizontally, while Historical Records creates a chronicle (records the deeds of emperors) and chronology (lists major events and figures by year, family (records the deeds of Wang Xian) and books) and biographies describe other figures. The "Twenty-four History" in China's history books basically follows the biographical style.