Yu Xin was a famous palace poet in the early Liang Dynasty. Later, in the Western Wei Dynasty, he stayed in the north for life, and initially integrated the poetic style of the North and the South. The representative work of Yu Xin's poems is Twenty-seven Poems for Memories. He was the writer with the highest achievements in parallel prose and parallel prose in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. His masterpiece is Jiangnan Fu, which describes the rise and fall of Liang Dynasty and his own life experience. His five-character poems include A Message to Wang Lin (Road Far) and Farewell to Zhou Shangshu (Sunshine Wan Li Road).