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The book "Events and Events: A Study of the Narrative Tradition of Chinese Classical Poetry" takes the "pan-event view" of classical poetry theory as an entry point, and picks out the two key concepts of "events" and "events" as a foothold for exploring poetic narrative, and attempts to explore a feasible path to deepen the narrative tradition of poetry. Specifically, this book is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower parts. The first part is dedicated to analyzing the basic concepts and important concepts related to narrative in classical poetics, and exploring and reshaping its hidden theoretical system. From "artistic conception" to "situation", from "image" to "scene", the author outlines the research methods of the narrative tradition of Chinese classical poetry, and proposes an evaluation system with "cut" as the core. The middle editor selects representative poetry types with distinctive narratives, such as historical poems, autobiographical poems, urban chronicle poems, etc., To examine the narrative form and reveal the characteristics of the poetic environment generated by narrative. The second part focuses on the investigation of specific poets, poetic commentators and specific events, which not only proves the effectiveness of narrative analysis through case studies, but also presents the vivid details and artistic charm of poetic narrative. It focuses on the analysis of Lu You's Dream Poetry, Yang Wanli's "Chengzhai Style", Fang Dongshu's "Zhao Mei Zhan Yan", etc., Through case studies, it proves the scientific nature of the "event phenomenon" and "event situation" analysis method, and provides reference cases for the study of Chinese classical poetry narrative.

Parallel prose in the Song Dynasty paid attention to the twists and turns of affairs and the clarity of narrative, and emphasized the molding and edification of knowledge and the grandeur and profoundness of the atmosphere. It not only demonstrated the talents and academic qualities of the scholar class with literary thoughts and talents, but also echoed the etiquette of the civil service system with style and appearance, and polished the grand plans of the imperial society. "The Beauty of Fu: The Application Fields and Writing Methods of Parallel Prose in the Song Dynasty" attempts to make a detailed observation and comprehensive grasp of the application fields and writing methods of Parallel Prose in the Song Dynasty. Focusing on the highlighting of etiquette attributes and identity consciousness, it outlines the accumulation, formation and flow changes of the writing paradigm. From this, it explores the transformation of the aesthetic temperament of Parallel Prose in the Song Dynasty, understands the way of thinking and survival of the Song Dynasty scholars in coping with the times, and enters into their spiritual world and literary world.