Wen Tingyun, known as the originator of ”Hua-jian (Flower) school”, plays an important role in the history of lyrics (ci). He wrote ”Fourteen. Pusaman Ci Poems”, which have been highly appraised in history. ”Fourteen. Pusaman Ci Poems” are a set of texts which contain implicit and complicated meanings and contexts. The author does not directly describe the inner feelings of a young maiden, but presents her loneliness and no-way-out state of mind by delicate and beautiful visual images. Because of this strong visual language and the shift in space in the ”Fourteen. Pusaman Ci Poems,” this article adopts the concept of ”montage” and analyze these lyrics through three different dimensions: close-up, spirituality and mirror image. In the dimension of close-up, the relation between the close-ups of the maiden and the outer space creates the effect of insignificance, powerlessness, nervousness and so on. The dimension of spirituality discusses the spatial forms of the character's spirituality, such as dreams and recollections; when these forms interlock with the space in reality, they formulate a blurred, trancelike spatial montage. As for the dimension of mirror image, it specifically refers to the maiden looking in the mirror: she looks at herself in the mirror as well as directly looking at the environment. These two different looks create a shift between the spaces in the mirror and outside the mirror, and reflect her complicated inner feelings simultaneously. Through the transformation and juxtaposition of these three dimensions, her never-spoken loneliness is indistinctively alluded.