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This book traces the literature of the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the rise of the new style of literature in the Central Plains at the end of the Han Dynasty, and extends it down to the new changes in Jiangzhou's hermit literary style during the Jin and Song Dynasties. The book is divided into four periods: the late Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, the Western Jin Dynasty, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It conducts a relatively systematic discussion on many issues such as the impact of different regional cultures on literature during the late Han Dynasty, Wei and Jin Dynasties, the cultural exchanges and literary integration of scholars from the north and the south, and the impact of the migration of cultural centers on new changes in writing styles. By sorting out the literati groups, literary creations and literary style characteristics and their cultural origins in different regions during the late Han, Wei and Jin dynasties, the historical process of the evolution of Wei and Jin style and literary styles is revealed from the perspective of regional culture.