According to Book of Rites, one of the Confucian classics, the theory of "musical creating" in Confucianism is defined as follows, "While a new dynasty is established, the rites and music must be renewed and enhanced." The Confucianism consider that the "music" must be created with the establishment of a new dynasty for that all institutions have to be changed with the alternation of political authority. Combining meaning of politics and culture, rites and music become the most symbolical items among all institutions. "Musical creating" is promoted as a symbol of the establishment to new political authority, and it becomes a significant act while a new dynasty is set up since this formulation is proposed, even if in the era of the Southern and Northern—— era in chaos of war——, so many events of it's "musical creating" still have been recorded, thus it is seen that "musical creating" is given great value. Nevertheless, "musical creating" is certain difficult so that following the music of last dynasty is inevitable; furthermore, changing lyrics and titles of old ones is also avoidable. The abstract connotation of music and ambiguity of the record medium have provided proper factors for such an act. However, when we investigate the information of "musical creating" in successive dynasties, as to the Shau〈韶〉 of Shun, Huo〈濩〉 of Tang, and Wu〈武〉of Zho, Wu is the only one which conforms with this standpoint, and as to later periods, including Chin, Han, Wei, Jin, and era of Southern and Northern, most of their "musical creating" follow successive dynasties but lyrics and title. Moreover, the forms of the whole music are obviously influenced by Wu music, so that "the music created after the dynasty established" actually is vain in the way of practice.