Flourishing during the Qian-Jia period, Wang Qisun was a representative literary figure. His life story and acquaintances, personal ethical standards, achievements in literature and calligraphy, even his criticism of the academic atmosphere at that time, were important markers of the Qian-Jia academic landscape. However, perhaps due to his having been defined as a writer, the majority of research about him focuses on his achievements in poetry, essays or even classical prose; while his academic achievements and values, which are actually great research problems about the academia of mid-Qing dynasty, have not yet been fully understood and assessed. That includes the criticisms of academic phenomenon of that day reflected in his poems and essays, his academic opinions motivating these criticisms and his life choices as a scholar, which not only show his personality characteristics, but also reflect the complicated phenomena of academia in the mid-Qing dynasty. So, the purpose of this paper is not to emphasize his literary achievements, styles, and his position in the literature history of Qing dynasty, but to find related discussions about academic judgements and life pursuits that exist within his massive academic comments, and then to place these discussions into the academic transition after the mid-Qing dynasty and to analyse their implications for himself and their subsequent academic influences.