Dai Biao-yuan is knowledgeable, and he advocated the reform of scholars' arrogance in the late Song Dynasty, making him famous for his articles. Poetry and prose are fresh and elegant, sympathetic to chaos when they are hurt, sympathetic to the sufferings of the people, and singing about the famous mountains and beautiful waters in their hometown. Some of Dai Biaoyuan's poems show sympathy for the sufferings of people's livelihood. For example, "Picking vines" describes businessmen and craftsmen, and their lives are better, while farmers bear heavy taxes from the government. As a result, "the southern village grows wheat early, and they are starving and crying every day." Some of his other works contain thoughts about the old country of Zhao and Song Dynasties, such as Feeling Old Songs, and Tian Rucheng's Notes on Visiting the West Lake in the Ming Dynasty said that "Dai Shuaichu's song giver on the lake is a must, and he has thoughts about his old country." In addition, such as "Thank Zhang Ke and the Book of Participating in Politics", "Biography of Two Singers", "Living at the Early Age of Jimao" and "Thoughts on Reading" also belong to this category. Elegant and elegant, the rhythm changed the habits of Song poetry, which was quiet and fresh, and the wind caused the late Tang Dynasty. Gu Sili's Selected Poems of the Yuan Dynasty in Qing Dynasty commented: "The poetic rhythm of the source is elegant and beautiful, and it is necessary to change the learning of the Song Dynasty." His poems are often used as epigrams.

Among the poets in the early Yuan Dynasty, Dai Biaoyuan was a powerful figure who advocated "tang style" and tried to correct the disadvantages of Song poetry, especially exposing and attacking the phenomenon that Neo-Confucianism and imperial examination system destroyed literature and art repeatedly. Yuan Jue's Epitaph of Mr. Dai records that he "argued that Neo-Confucianism flourished in the Song Dynasty for more than 15 years, but literature and art were absolutely lost", which can still be seen in many articles he left behind. For example, "Preface to the Poems of Fang Zhijun" records the ethos of scholars in Lin 'an, the capital city at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty: "When it is right, the sages talk about life, and secondly, they just indulge in the harmony of the poles and the broken houses, so as to please the customs at any time, and no one is willing to take poetry as a thing." "Preface to Zhang Zhongshi's Poems" also said that when people "see those who sing with their eyebrows and noses, they should say,' It's the sound of the Tang Dynasty, but it's not enough for us to learn. I can sing Tang Yu when I learn a lot, but I can be a disciple of Confucius when I learn a little. What's the use of it? " "In the History of Yuan Dynasty, it was said that Dai Biaoyuan was between Zhiyuan and Dade, and in the southeast area," everyone's name was valued by articles ",which showed his influence at that time.

Dai Biao-yuan's prose is profound, elegant and elegant, and originated from the accumulation. People from all over the world competed to learn from him. He was the first person in southeast China during Zhiyuan and Dade years, and was called Jiangnan Master. Song Lian was the best among the Yuan people. Cold Light Pavilion, Qing Zhi Xuan Ji, Qiu Shan Ji and Guan Yu Fu can also be read. In cat talk, cats are used to describe people, which has implications; It is thought-provoking that "Guan Yu Fu" writes that you have to go to the sea to catch big fish, and only a few shrimps and clams can be caught in the ditch.

Dai Biaoyuan is the author of Ji Yuan Ji, Ji Yuan Yi Wen, Ji Yuan Yi Shi, etc. His works now contain 3 volumes of Collected Works of Shan Yuan, 6 volumes of lost poems and 2 volumes of lost essays.