The set of the poems “Ni Xing Lu Nan”, including eighteen independent poems, of the poet Bao Zhao were the most representative work of his. In these eighteen poems, the poet expressed deep, diverse and complicated feelings towards one's whole life. He described loneliness of travelers and widows; frustration of failure heroes; depression of unlucky people; gloom of abandoned wives and tortures of warriors. Bao was involved in reflecting each respect of persons with different backgounds. He created the poems not only expressing his own sensation to the world but also showed the miserable destiny of his country. The most outstanding one of the eighteen poems was “the Long narrations to the liquor” which was considered as the most extraordinary piece and would last forever. There was more than one conclusion regarding how Bao created the poem. Some researchers thought this set of poems were composed for Bao's own promotion for a govermmental job. Some said Bao wrote the poems at the age of twenty and they were completed at the same time. However, someone believed Bao finished the set of poems at different ages off and on. The research methods of this paper are based on the following four books about Bao Zhao: “Family of Bao Zhao”, “The composing time and social backgrounds when (Ni Xing Lu Nan) was created”, “Ni Xing Lu Nan: characteristics of the eighteen poems” and “The influence on the future of Ni Xin Lu Nan: eighteen poems”. The following four main topics are discussed in this paper: the skills of writing - metaphor, constrast and outline drawing; plain and oral expression; miscellaneous characters and unanimity in subjects, in order to survey the unique features of this set of poems.