Becuause there are high-degree generalization and catholic meaning regarding life in the famous "Three Levels" of Wang Guo-wei's Ren-jian-chi-hua, scholars have made different demonstrations and explanations about this volume. Some emphasize or concentrate on the procedure of aesthetics; some emphasize the cultivation of "Chan-wu"; some develop from different fields of studies, feelings and career, and some refer to the "Levels" to explain his ideas to analyze the aesthetic characteristics of romantic literature. These articles are precise and concise; however, the contents of them are different from each other. On the basis of previous scholars, and according to Wang's intuitional aesthetic characteristics from "the desire of life" and based on his idea that "I don't like to take others' positions and criticize others' (the preface of Shou-wun-jyu-dou) of Wang-yun in Anj-ciu in Ching dynasty, I try to pave a way between modern life and classic culture. Furthermore, I try to emphasize that 'Three Levels" can not only "describe" life but also "realize" the aesthetic pursuit of human life. Therefore, I try to explicate the main aesthetics of Wang's "Levels" and explore the way and value by which human beings exist. Also discuss the concept concerning "Three Levels" from the Ching's people's' new point of view of the interaction between poems and lyrics, and under the premise that people have census but no determinism about the masterpiece. Moreover, I will take the opinions of Gu Sian-ji, Ye Jia-ying and Mr. Fo-chu toward "Levels" into consideration, and follow Wang's two thoughts-logical thought and sentimental thought, flavored with the aesthetic mental activity "Only the poets can use short-term things to create eternal articles and make readers to dig themselves." in Ren-jian- cih-hua. Appendix 16, and explore the aesthetic contents and experience of "three Levels."