Li Shang-Yin's poems, especially his “self-creative style” poems, have long been designated by his multi-scope reading comprehension (Dou-Yi) and hard reading. Since Min and Chin dynasties, many authors have tried to explore the meaning of Li Shang-Yin's poems from different viewpoints and resulted in non-consistent and various interpretations of the same issue. Nevertheless, non-consistent and various interpretations are the central thinking of modern Western Reading theory. In this paper, an attempt was made to re-explore the interpretation of Li Shang-Yin's “Fong Wei Shang Lou” based on the recent findings from the Interpretation and Translation Books published in Min and Chin Dynasties, poems in Tang and song Dynasties as well as custom in Tang Dynasty. In addition, the correlation between reading and interpretation is established to figure out the wonder of multi-scope reading comprehension behind the Li's poems.