In terms of creation, in terms of content, Su Shi's prose covered almost every aspect of social life at that time. Many contents that could not be written into articles before can be found in Su Shi's prose. In terms of art, Su Shi's prose is not only diverse in style, but also, like his poetry, springs to life at every turn. When discussing, he can be like Wang Anshi, penetrating into the inside and making things that others haven't said before. When describing scenery, he can be like Ouyang Xiu, describing the characteristics of the scene in a few words and creating a poetic artistic conception. He is also very good at organically combining scene description, discussion and lyricism, naturally and without leaving any trace. In short, Su Shi's prose is varied, has no fixed formula, is full of vitality, has no staleness, and has a special charm. It is indeed a treasure in ancient Chinese prose.