He traveled all his life, taking Wan Li Road and learning from thousands of books. He founded a new research method, became a great master in the early Qing Dynasty, and was known as "the founder of the Qing Dynasty". [2] Gu is knowledgeable, and has studied the national canon system, anecdotes of counties and cities, astronomical instruments, rivers, soldiers and civilians, centuries-old history and phonological exegesis. In his later years, he emphasized textual research, which opened the atmosphere of park learning in Qing Dynasty. His knowledge is based on erudition and self-shame, and he learns from time to time, and if he learns well, he becomes an official. Poetry is a masterpiece when feelings are hurt.
His major works include Records of the Day, Diseases in the Country under the Heaven, Zhao Yuzhi, Five Tones, Phonological Tone, Ancient Phonological Table, Poetic Original Phonology, Tang Yunzheng, Phonology, Records of the Stone, and Lin Ting's Poems.