Experts and scholars always think that Bian Wen (a popular form of narrative literature flourishing in the Tang Dynasty with alternate prose and rhymed parts for recitation and singing) is the origin of talk-and-singing literature, but the author of this article tries to prove that the article Cheng Xiang Pian (CXP) written by Xun Zi is the origin of talk-and-singing literature. The main feature of CXP is that one chapter consists of six sentences. CXP absorbs and adopts the forms of folk songs which were popular at that time. Antithetical four-word sentences are widely used in CXP, which is the beginning of applying antithesis. CXP is composed of short-and-long sentences in which antitheses are used. This writing style has a great influence on the Han Dynasty folk songs, Song iambic verse, Yuan drama and talking-and-singing literature. CXP can be divided into three paragraphs. The first is about 「Disturbance」 in the society. It analyzes the various reasons which lead to the disturbance and then lists some ways to run the country. The second mentions today’s「Disturbance」and yesterday’s good ruling ways. The third is the core of the article CXP. Some ways to administer the country are put forward. The stable and ideal society in the eyes of the author of CXP is described in detail.