The achievements of Chu Shi’s life-work and the orientation of his thoughts were heavily influenced by his masters. In his early years, Chu Shi had learned form Liu Dzi Huey, Liu Mien Zhi and Hu Shine. It was the early influences of these three teachers and his father that shaped the Confucian spiritual urge of the young Chu Shi. But it was Li tong who was mainly responsible for consolidating Chu Shi’s choosing Confucian spiritual tradition instead of others as his spiritual vocation. The author of this paper utilizes more of his poems and prose to illustrate and substantiate the relationship between his masters and himself. Poems and prose are more personal and intimate than official articles and philosophical discussions as genres, thus they are of higher hermeneutical values to reveal the in-depth personality of Chu Shi.