The trend of collecting antiques in Sung Dynasty was majorly led by the literati. The activities included categorizing objects through naming as well as correlating them with history and records. Certainly, the appreciation and ranking complete the interest from all aspects. These records are widely found in the notes created by literati. They were acting as historians and had created the epigraphy. Most of the big names did not absent from the work upon the systematic collection and research of the antiques and lead to master piece monograph with valuable scientific and historical values significantly influent the following epigraphy scholars. This article discuss the ethos of epigraphy study in Song Dynasty, Analysis of the Song Dynasty epigraphy research monograph, and explore the literati's activities of antique collection and appreciation through their biji (miscellaneous notes), to understand the purpose and achievements of the Song Dynasty epigraphy study.