This paper focuses on the relationship between the work by Japanese Confucianist Nobukata Kiyohara (1475-1550) Maoshi Chao of the Muromachi Period and the Chinese Maoshi Zhushu. The paper also addresses the circumstances for Maoshi Chao succession, adjustment, reformation, and comprehension. Through this research, we also aim to discover Maoshi Chao's value in East Asian Shijing Studies. The paper is divided into the following sections: (1) Introduction (2) The Background of Nobukata Kiyohara and His Association with Shijing Studies (3) The Different Versions of Maoshi Chao (4) The Succession of Maoshi Chao from Maoshi Zhushu Shijing (5) The Adjustments and Supplements of Maoshi Chao to Maoshi Zhushu (6) The Misinterpretation of Maoshi Zhushu by Maoshi Chao (7) The Contributions and Values of Maoshi Chao to the Research on East Asian Shijing Studies (8) Conclusion