A collection of poetry criticism by the Northern Song dynasty writer [[欧阳修|歐陽修|ou1 yang2 xiu1]]. Originally titled [[诗话|詩話|shi1 hua4]], this work established the 'poetry talk' genre, which blends casual essays on literary theory with anecdotes about poems and their authors.

An early Song dynasty storybook about Monk Xuanzang's journey to India; featuring the Monkey Pilgrim, it serves as the earliest version of the plot that later became the novel [[西游记|西遊記|xi1 you2 ji4]].

Literary criticism of poetry by the Song Dynasty scholar Ouyang Xiu, also known by an alternative title referring to his pseudonym

A classic work of Chinese poetry criticism by the Song Dynasty scholar Ouyang Xiu, also known by his retirement name Liuyi

A classic book of Chinese literary criticism written by Yan Yu during the Song Dynasty. It is divided into five sections covering the nature, forms, methods, and evaluation of poetry. The work famously uses Zen Buddhist concepts to describe poetic inspiration, championing High Tang poetry as the ultimate standard and emphasizing the importance of intuitive insight over intellectual labor.

Poetry talks by the Hermit Liuyi, a classic work of literary criticism by the Song Dynasty scholar Ouyang Xiu

"Notes on Poetry from the Garden of Accommodation", a 16-volume collection of literary criticism by the Qing dynasty poet [[袁枚|袁枚|yuan2 mei2]]. The work advocates for the "native sensibility" school of poetry, which emphasizes personal emotion and natural talent over the imitation of classical forms.