The discussion of “Xin Xing” was an important philosophic topic in the Warring States. Among the Confucian excavated documents, Xing-Zi-Ming-Chu and Wu-Wing best presented the proposition of “Xin” and “Xing”. When “Xin/Xing” first discussed as a philosophic topic, it was about the conduct of oneself. Then it passed on to Confucius’ disciples and followers; at this time ideas of “Xin”, “Xing” and “Qing” were mixed up. In the book Mdncius, “Xin” was interpreted as the idea of “Qing” at the present. From the original benevolent nature to the accomplishment of morality, the mind of sensibility and the mind of thinking both related to morality were developed. The ability of Mind to think referred to the experience, which was also the focus of the discussion in the Warring States. Thast Mind and Object were interrelated was commonly accepted at the age. However, how they interrelated each other resulted in different opinions. The discussion of Mind and Object in Guian-Zi demonstrated in the chapters ‘Nei-Ye,’ ‘Bai-Xin’, and ‘Xin-Shu’. It differed from the idea of morality oin Mencius while it stressed on the function of “Yi-XingpZhi.” Here Mind was regarded was vessel which could contain everything. In the development of “Xin Xing” in the Warring States, the Confucian excavated documents, Mencius, and Guan-Zi influenced with each other while constructed different thesis at the same time. The Confucian document Xing-Zi-Ming-Chu excavated in GuoDain presented the interpretation and the analysis of “Xin”, “Xing” and “Qing”. It also noticed the existence of Object, which was an influence. Wu-Xing stressed on the possiblility of Morality in Mind. The view of Mencius inherited from Wu-Xing. The interpretation of Object in Guan-Zi involved Taoist elements while the interrelation of “Xin” and “Zhi”(or”si”) was connected to Wu-Xing in the chapter ‘Nei-Yi’.