Poetic style is different from "Yongming style". During this period, there appeared "Palace Poetry" represented by Xiao Gang (Emperor Wen) and Liang. The basic style of "Ti" represented by Xu, Xu Ling, Yu Jianwu and Yu Xin (early) is similar. The content of "Palace Poems" mostly describes court life, especially the entertainment of nobles, and some of them are unhealthy. It is also soft in artistic style, often fiddling with allusions and pursuing form, so the critics have always held a negative attitude. However, some palace poems were written with reference to the "five hymns" and "western songs" popular in the south at that time, with strong folk sentiment.
In addition, they inherited the tradition of focusing on rhythm in Yongming style poetry, and were closer to rhythm style in form. Xiao Gang, Yu Jianwu, Xu Ling, Zhang, and other writers who wrote palace poems also created some works with high artistic quality and healthy ideological content. In addition, poets such as Wang Ji and Chen Yinque of Liang Dynasty are also good at writing landscapes. Wang Ji's poems mainly learn from Xie Lingyun. Yin Keng and He Xun have always been called "Yin He". Generally speaking, Yin Keng's grades are not as good as He Xun's.