Taso Pi was not only a wise emperor of the Wai Dynasty but also an elite of Chien-An literary cirele. He has profound influence on and great contribution to the poetry, prose, genres technique and thriving literary theories. All the above are the general assessment of Taso from Liu Hsieh, a credible critic who objectively analyzed a wide range of genre. He adopted and agreed with Taso’s literature viewpoints such as his style and attitude for literacy critic as well as the position and function of his work. Moreover, Liu also used these as the foundation to create his theories on genres, literacy and critic. Liu’s evaluation on Taso’s work was very impartial and free of political and emotional factors. With Liu’s vision and Taso’s passion for literature, Liu promoted the value of Chien-An literary. trend of poetry and proclamation. However, Liu, limited by the philosophy of music education and emphasized on the teaching function of literature, neglected the contribution of Yan-Ge-Xing to poetry and treated it as decadent music. He also criticized the unusual and dynamic allegory which was overcorrected. He took some qualities of Chien-An literary as a whole. Resulting the negligence of the comprehensive view of Chien-An literary of "contemporary articles are prefer to fervent" and "articles with deep thinking and elegant rhetoric become fervent and plentiful" repressed the main purposes and characters of Taso's work.