There are two question categories in the imperial examination in Yuan Dynasty, which are ＂Jin I＂ and ＂Jin Yi＂. Later it was defined that the questions of Five Classics could also be created according to ＂Jin Yi＂ and thus made the questions more vigorous. At the time, there were many reference books published on the market targeting for the examination, but since researchers all think they are of low value therefore placed no importance on them. This paper chose Tu Chin Sen's ＂Tsou I Jin Yi＂ as the research material started from the analysis of imperial examination method at the time and pointed out that ＂Tsou I Jin Yi＂ is a reference literature written for adapting the question category of ＂Jin Yi＂. Therefore not only the question portion could express Tu Chin Sen's personal thought but also reflected the trend of creating question for examination at the time. Hence this paper began with the analysis on the questions of ＂Tsou I Jin Yi＂ to explore the question concept of Tu Chin Sen's study of ＂The Book of Change＂ and thus showed the question creation tendency in the imperial examination in Yuan Dynasty. Through the textual analysis, this paper summarized five categories of question creation tendency in ＂Tsou I Jin Yi＂, including comparing the word usage of text and content, requesting explanation for ambiguous text, appraising Tseng Yi and Chu ci highly while claiming for integrating the academic perspectives of them both, emphasizing the elaboration of argumentation concept and being able to notice the issues relative to ＂The Book of Change＂. Thus it can be seen that the questions based on ＂Jin Yi＂ are more extensive than ＂Jin I＂ which has positive benefit on the development of studying ＂The Book of Change＂.