As for three bases of literary works, i.e. "Ideological contents, Rhetoric, and Textual research", scholars during the period of Emperor Qilong and Jiaqing all had different emphasis and opinions. At this time, Zhang, Xuecheng, the formerly obscure scholar, advocated to pay equal attention to all three bases and analogized the three as human body's spirits, skin, and bones. This study aimed at discussing the differences and similarities of Zhang, Xuecheng and other paleographers' views on literary focuses. It firstly illustrated Zhang, Xuecheng and other scholars' literary horizons and then separately compared Zhang, Xuecheng's views with other Taoists and paleographers' views on the three literary bases, i.e. ideological content, rhetoric, and textual research respectively. The study results showed that Zhang, Xuecheng interpreted literary works with the whole structure of academic position. And this just revealed his remarkable insight. Comparing to other scholars in the same period, his ideas were also quite unique.