Lin Zhengda, whose date of birth and death is unknown, and it's said that the date is around 1200 ago. He is professional poet of Yin Kuo Chi in Southern Song Dynasty, and all of his works could be classified to Yin Kuo Chi. His forty-one works are included in two volume of Fēngyǎ yí yīn《風雅遺音》, which is edited by himself. There is preface in every volume which described his motivation of editing Fēngyǎ yí yīn《風雅遺音》. Looking at the study of today's essays on Yin Kuo Chi, there is no specific discussion on Lin Zhengda's works. Therefore, this article takes Fēngyǎ yí yīn 《風雅遺音》 as its basis, and divided Lin’s works into four point: source of the language of Yin Kuo Chi, the chi pai that are used most often, the content of Yin Kuo, and the purpose of Yin Kuo.By inferring Lin’s work, the source of the language of Yin Kuo Chi is seemed to be mainly influenced by the preferences of poet. In terms of chi pai , it is related to the Haofang songs which is individual-preferred and the original work that is Yin Kuo.The contents of Yin Kuo can be divided into three aspects: satirize politics and praise sage, express melancholy by drinking wine, and thought of seclusion.In the end, the purpose of Yin Kuo is discussed. It suggested that it aimed to express emotion, which might be composed for enterainment, showing off talent. Based on the above-mentioned various points, Lin Zhengda was positioned as a poet of Haofang style