Poetry had been flourished during the Qing dynasty and there were many private anthologies published. In spite of the abundance however, most of them have sunk into oblivion to the contemporaries. This paper seeks to explore a private anthology titled the "Poetry Anthology of the Current Dynasty", which was edited by Peng Tingmei around 1749, and to reveal some specialties of this anthology and its cultural background. Discussions on the edition, compilation, arrangement, and structure of this anthology are presented. Furthermore, this paper also examines the standard of poetry selection as well as the reliability of this anthology. Personal and social relationships of the editor, Peng Tingmei, are also discovered during the examination.