The story of the Dunhuang edition Han Pen Fu was inspired by an article titled: ”Xiang Si Shu” in Sou Shen Ji, seasoned with many more details and demonstrating zealous criticism. Han Pen Fu employs both realistic and romantic techniques. Its narrator is both heterodiegetic and intradiegetic, and exhibits self-consciousness; all of the speeches are conveyed in direct narration. The author arranged the plots based on the principle of ”chain sequence” and grouped semantic units using the ”negative conjunction” principle. One striking characteristic about the plot arrangement is that it encompasses both the linear and category. The depiction of the personality, image of characters, and even their naming, show the author's careful efforts. Also found in the story, to make it even more radiant than its predecessors and an influential model for later creation of fictional and theatric works are the myth-like setting, scenarios comprising happiness and sorrow, and a unique narrative style. By analyzing the distinguishable characteristics of the Dunhuang edition of Han Pen Fu, this research aims to take a closer look at the text from a narratologic perspective, explore the pleasurable aspects in the work in order to point out the unique and important role of the Dunhuang edition of Han Pen Fu in the field of literature.