Guo Pu (276 ~ 324) was a scholar and writer in Jin Dynasty. The word Jingchun. Hedong Wenxi (now Shanxi) people. Father Guoyuan was the satrap of Ren Jianping in the early Jin Dynasty. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, Guo Pu expected that there would be war in his hometown, so he took refuge in the southeast. After crossing the river, he joined the army under the shadow of Xuancheng House, and then went down from Xuancheng East, where he was guided by the then governor of Danyang to join the army. After Emperor Wu of Jin ascended the throne, he became a writer and moved to Shang. Later general Wang Dun joined the army. He was killed for dissuading Wang Dun from plotting against him. Posthumously awarded to Governor Hongnong. Guo Pu has made great achievements in ancient philology and exegetics, and has annotated the Zhouyi, Shan Hai Jing, Er Ya, Dialect, Chu Ci and other ancient books. There are tens of thousands of words in Guo Pu's poems, most of which have been lost. There are also 10 poems and 18 poems. The Records of Sui Shu Classics records the Collection of Mountain and Sea Classics (volume 17). Not today. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Qian compiled two volumes of Guo Hongnong's Collection, which was included in 103 collections of Han, Wei and Six Dynasties.

The understanding of mountains and rivers in these two poems is quite interesting. In Shi Shuo Xin Yu, Ruan Fu commented on Guo Pu's poem "There is no quiet tree in the forest and there is no stopping flow in the river" and said, "It's really bleak. Every time I read this article, I feel like a ghost. "