”Emotion” has been one of the important categories in the philosophy for life. But it was not until the discovery of 'Nature Originates from Decree' that contemporary discussion on the thoughts of emotions of sensibility began to receive scholar attention. Most existing studies; however, have laid special emphases on one person, one book, or one school while this research, from a perspective of history of thought, attempts to analyze the thread of thoughts of the well-evolved emotion concept and interpret the implications thereof based on four conspicuous ancient books of the Era of Warring States that presented the contents of emotions, ”Mencius”, ”Zhungzi”, 'Nature Originates from Decree', and ”Xunzi”.Since the existence of emotion concept in the Spring and Autumn Period has yet been found, this exploration is focused on the Era of Warring States, during which numerous expositions of emotions have already been discovered.Tracing to the origins, this paper starts with a research on etymology, and a close relationship between the meanings of ”emotion” and ”nature” is revealed. The contents of expositions of emotions in the four books are then explored and generalized. Possible connections among these contents as well as their significance and values in the history of thought are also deduced on the basis of the original text.