Qin-Guan (秦觀 1049~1100), also named Qin Shao-You (秦少游), was one of most distinguished literate poets among the school of Su-Shi (蘇軾) in the Sung Dynasty. He was famous of his sensibility and clear way of thinking in his writing. So far, the majority of scholars working on his literary works focused on Qin-Guan’s works of morphology – Ci (詞). However, his eminent works on Fu (賦) consisting of theories and practices have been neglected for a long time. This became a significant gap for scholars in the studies of Qin-Guan to meet. The varieties of works done by Qin-Guan were attractive to literature scholars in later generations. Apart from his works of morphology, Qin-Guan had completed a large number of writings in the way of Fu (賦) which were characterized by three different forms of literary style including Lu-Fu (律賦), Wen-Fu (文賦), Sao-Fu (騷賦). He wrote various topics out of daily life such as traveling, individual stories as well as sceneries. In this research project , my attention is to proceed the tentative study on writings of Fu (賦) accomplished by Qin-Guan in order to find out more characteristics of his works.