Songgang Jeong Cheol (1536~1593) is a famous poet in Joseon times, and he is also renowned as the representative one who is good at writing gasa and shijo in the Korean literary history. His writings including 《Songgang Chip(松江集)》 and 《Songgang gasa(松江歌辭)》which were written in prose collection and 《Songgang qyuljipchurokyusa(松江別集追錄遺辭)》 and 《Muncheonggong yusa(文清公遺辭)》 which were pen comp books .The above writings are total 741 classical chinese poems, 4 lengthy gasas and 85 short shijos. Songgang used the word "月(moon)" for 155 times in 135 classical chinese poems, which took place by 18.2 percent of his whole classical chinese poems. It not only showed Songgang's like to use the word "moon" in his works but illustrated the truth that the word "moon" is not just a decoration, it is an important subject matter for Songgang's creation. Therefore, this study took the image of the "moon" in Songgang's classical Chinese poems as a subject to analyze its types, characters, and also Songgang's special feelings and ways of thinking transmitted by the word "moon". To sum up, besides those which appeared as a natural phenomena, Songkang noted the word "moon" as a special image of revealing the feelings of his own in more than 80 percent of his poems, which showed one of Songkang's distinguishing feature that he stressed the importance of expressing feelings but not just depicting. Overall, Songgang's moon-related poems mostly implied sentimental, and the sentimental mood is the basic melody throughout his poems.