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This result sorted out the research and inheritance of Yan Ou's three Ci poems in the Qing Dynasty. The three Yan Ou people were outstanding figures in the development of Ci in the Song Dynasty, especially Yan Shu and Ouyang Xiu. This manuscript explains and discusses the dynamic process of research and inheritance of this group of Song Ci masters in the Qing Dynasty when Ci studies were resurgent for nearly three hundred years. It focuses on the status and influence of Yan Ou's three Ci Ci groups and schools in the competition between Ci studies in the Qing Dynasty, as well as the Qing people's research and acceptance style and characteristics, rules and reasons for their Ci. From this perspective, we can not only see the dynamic and three-dimensional process of research and inheritance of Yan Ou's Ci in the Qing Dynasty, but also get a glimpse of the development process of the Qing Dynasty's Ci study continuing and surpassing the previous generation's Ci study, and the process trajectory of the end of the evolution of traditional Chinese Ci study and the eve of modern Ci study, which has certain theoretical understanding significance.