Su Xun, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, is good at prose, the most prominent of which is his political theory. Representative works include Jia You Ji, Quan Shu, Su Xun Prose and so on, which have their own style. His prose works have distinct arguments, and the arguments are very favorable, sharp and convincing. His artistic style is mainly male riding, but at the same time it is changeable. Some of his articles also reflect the tortuous style, and his language is very simple. At the same time, he can reasonably use parallelism, metaphor and other means. For example, in his work "On Wen Fu", he is particularly good at evaluating the styles and artistic characteristics of various essayists. Su Xun's articles range from a few hundred words to thousands, all of which are argumentative. The language of his article is also very vivid, which can arouse people's resonance and make people memorable. In family education, he can be called a model of the father in the world, and in self-study, because of his experience, he has become a model for future generations.
The styles of Su Shi's ci can be divided into three categories. The representative work of the first category is bold and unconstrained style, which is the ideal style that Su Shi deliberately pursues. This style is full of passion and even a little sad feeling, and then expresses the generosity of the characters, such as the masterpiece "Jiangchengzi, Hunting in Mizhou". The second generous style can best represent Su Shi's thoughts and characteristics, expressing his desire to live in seclusion and his vision for world peace. The third graceful style is this feeling, which accounts for the largest proportion in Su Shi's ci, and is the inheritance and development of traditional graceful ci.
Su Zhe's life literature is dominated by Confucianism, and his works are mostly expressed in a calm and peaceful way. It can reasonably use various methods to express its views into its own works through narrative and lyrical discussion.