When Shen Yazhi returned to China, Li He wrote a poem to comfort him, which was a general entertainment. However, out of the poet's personal pain and observation of the imperial examination system, he sent out angry words, denouncing the examiner as blind as a bat, and "throwing money to solve the dragon and horse" in broad daylight can be described as an incisive and powerful word.

This poem is written in seven-character style, and sixteen sentences rhyme three times, forming a structural feature of four sentences and one paragraph.

The first four sentences are Shen Ya's "going out of Beijing". Because the first place, talent is not obtained, so it is called "resentment." Peach blossoms are thousands of miles red, of course, which describes the immediate prospects and reflects the inner sadness.

The last four sentences describe Shen Yazhi's first visit to Beijing after he was admitted to the university. Five or six sentences praise the essence of his "book", and poetry corresponds to "the book is not at the beginning" to highlight the unfairness of the selection of materials by the Ministry of Rites. 782 sentences say that Shen Yazhi traveled all over the world and presented Chun Qing with the talent of "Xiong Guangbao Mine".

Once again, officials of the Ministry of Rites did not distinguish between good and bad in broad daylight, which led to Shen Ya's resignation and re-entry into the palace. These four sentences have been appreciated by Wenyao in A Qing Dynasty.

The last four sentences have high hopes and encourage friends to cheer up and try again another day. Poetry is a farewell work, which needs to be considered for friends who are down and out, so the sentence "carrying a bag" shows deep concern for friends.

The allusion to the "three lines of the ancients" in the poem is natural and makes the finishing point. The poet lamented Shen Yazhi's inferiority complex, but he was actually lamenting his inferiority complex. He comforted Shen Yazhi, but he also had the intention of masturbating.