Remonstrative rhetoric is the content commonly seen in Chinese classics. In the traditional feudal society, how do courtiers in humble status remonstrate their lord, protecting themselves and achieving the goal? This is not only a skill for convincing but also one that requires profound wisdom. From the past until now, most analyses of the remonstrative rhetoric focus on the perspective of rhetoric. This paper focuses on the “linguistic” part of remonstrative rhetoric, applying the concepts of Pragmatics such as context, cooperative principle (CP), politeness principle (PP), etc. as the origin of description. This paper chooses Chulong shui Zhaotaihou ‘Chulong canvasses Zhaotaihou in the fourth volume of Zhao in Zhanguo Ce‘ the Books of the Warring States’ and Chunyukun in Huaji liezhuan of Shiji as data base. It discusses the pragmatic phenomenon and effect in these two processes and provides another interpreting path for analyzing the articles.