The Chinese “Fu” is considered a unique genre in Chinese literature. It can be assimilated into different forms of literature classification, and can also be influenced by them. Metaphor is one of them. Metaphor and the Chinese “Fu” have the same original factor, the same transmission manner, and the same developing background, and furthermore the same transmitter. The Chinese “Fu” is an important form in the elite literature, while the metaphor is interesting and plays a significant role in popular literature. Therefore, an investigation of the relationship between should worth the effort to provide further study in the interaction between elite literature and popular literature. This study focuses on the metaphors of the pre-Chin literature, especially those that combined with versification culture, first observing the integration and combination of the “Fu” genre with comic metaphors, and then analyzing the influence on metaphors of “ The Fu Chapter” in Shuin-Tze. Further discussions will cover the Han-Dynasty Fu, the Six-Dynasty Fu, the Six Dynasty Fu Essays, and the Duo-Hwang Popular Fu. By analyzing all the Fu literary works as a whole, this study argues that the Fu works by those men-of-letters is actually an innovation that condenses and refines literary writings into literary allusions and makes full use of them, which is also appropriating popular literature into elite literature.