Wu Jun (469 ~ 520), also known as Wu Jun, was born in Li Shourong, Xing Wu (now Ximu Shourong Village, Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province). A writer and historian during the Qi and Liang Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties. He is studious and talented, and his poems are highly praised by Shen Yue [1]. Poetry has its own style, which is called "Wu Jun Style", creating a generation of poetic style. In the early days of Liang Wudi Tian Jian prison, it was a princess book. Tian Jian six years (506), Jian 'an Wang Xiaowei was cited as the archives. Xiao Hong, king of Linchuan, recommended him to Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, which was very appreciated. Later, he was appointed as a court official (an idle civil servant). He wanted to write about Shu Qi, demanding that Qi Juzhu and his officials' behavior was rejected by Liang Wudi, so he wrote Qi Chunqiu privately, calling Liang Wudi the life minister of Emperor Qi Ming, offending Liang Wudi, burning the book and being dismissed. Soon after, he was ordered to write a general history and died before writing it. He died in the first year of his ordinary life (520) at the age of 52. He wrote 30 volumes of Qi Chunqiu, 10 of Temple Records, 12 of Twelve States Records, 5 volumes of Qiantang Sages Biography, and 90 volumes of Later Han Books, all of which have been lost. He is also the author of the collection of strange stories "Continued Harmony". Legend of Liang Shu: "The monarch's body is clear and ancient, and those who are good or learn are called' Wu Jun's body'." His Collection of Twenty Volumes. "Records of Sui Shu's Classics" records: "Liang Fengchao invited Wu for twenty volumes." Records of Old Tang Shu Jing Ji Zhi and New Tang Shuyi Wen Zhi are all twenty volumes. History of Song Dynasty, Art and Literature: Wu Jun's Poems in three volumes. It can be seen that most of his works were lost in the Song Dynasty. The compilation of Ming dynasty includes: three volumes of Wu Chao Please Collection, appendix one volume, and seventy-two episodes compiled by Zhang Xie in Ming dynasty; Wu Ji, edited by Zhang Jian in the Ming Dynasty, contains 33 masterpieces of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties. In addition, there is a volume of Wu Wenxuan, in which 130 selected works of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties were selected by Wu Rulun in Qing Dynasty. Yan Kejun's "Complete" is 60 volumes, including "Associating with Stone", "Thinking with Zhu" (now included in the ninth edition of the Chinese textbook of People's Education Press), Gu Zhangshu, etc. 13; Qi's Ten Volumes of Liang Shi, Poems of Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, includes "To Wang Guiyang" and "To Wang Guiyang". Wu Jun is good at writing letters. There are three books today: Shi Zhu, Zhu Zhu and Gu Zhangshu, all of which are good books about scenery. Such as "the cliff is dry, and the lonely peak enters the Han Dynasty. There are many sentences, such as "Castle Peak is full of weight, Qingchuan is full of turns", "The wind and smoke are clean, Tianshan Mountain is the same color, and everything comes from the stream", with beautiful writing and meaningful charm.