Xian Yu Qing was a poet who wrote Chinese traditional poetry. In her youth, her verses and imagery were similar to famous poets such as Du Fu and Wang Wei. As a result, Huang Jie, another famous poet, commented that she had “not abandoned old thought and old language”. However, in her middle and later life, her poetic language became more and more ingenious. Xian Yu Qing was especially good at narration; her “Gu Ti”(古體)is better than her “Jin Ti”(近體). She wrote an anthology called “Liu Li Bai Yong”《流離百詠》(One Hundred Songs in the Displaced Period of War), delivering the Sino- Japanese war’s imagery to her readers. After the war, the People’s Republic of China was established, bringing new concepts and words that were written into Xian Yu Qing’s poetry. But they seem out of place, and showed the conflict between Chinese classical poetic philosophy and modern concepts, as well as the problems between classical poetic language and the language of the new era.