1. On the ideal of poetry, the Crescent Poetry School and modernist poets have made more efforts in the direction of building pure poetry, while Cang Kejia's eyes are not inward, but downward, staring at the suffering land of China and the bottom people struggling on the line of death and hunger.

2. In terms of poetic art, Cang Kejia's poems are not rigidly bound to the "three beauties" theory of poetry like the Crescent School, but break through the barriers of formalism, not as obscure or even mysterious as modern poems, but have the characteristics of heavy hints and images in modern poets' poems.

3. In terms of poetic art, Cang Kejia's poems don't have the characteristics of slogans and slogans like those of China Poetry Society. The words used must be brand-new and almost magical, but everyone can understand them.