Lao Sze-Kwang's achievements in the Chinese philosophy and the cultural philosophy have the undertone of the classical Chinese poetry The poems by Lao Sze-Kwang can be regarded as the poems of a scholar, and there is the philosophical element in his poems In The Collection of Sze-Kwang's Poems (思光詩選), his attention to the society and world is obvious, and his proficient learnings are also manifest in this poems Without his wealthy experiences and learnings, his poems would be not so sophisticated Lao's method of poetry is quite similar to the Song-dynasty poetry imitation of the Eastern Zhejiang School (浙東學派). His idea is exactly related to the practical view of learnings of Huang Zong Xi (黃宗義) and Cha Shen Xing (查慎行). In terms of the representation of images, Lao presents the diversity of the Affectional Ego When the reader realizes the texture of his poems. he or she can be said to have the ability of reflecting on himself or herself intellectually and emotionally. In Lao's poems, the criticism on culture and other scholars is severe. On the other hand, he advocates the cosmopolitanism and emphasizes the depth of culture. I manage to find whether there are any similarities in different traditional interpretations of the notion of Sage in the Confucius' school, with the purpose of presenting how to achieving the state of being well learnt as well as how to transcend worldliness into sageliness.