Most researchers think that Yuan Haowen expresses his belief ”the style is the man” in his Quatrains of poetry reviews, ”Literary Works Are Not Necessarily the Genuine Reflection of Authors' Feelings and Thoughts.” Thus, their interpretations are based on this view. However, I think that Yuan Haowen was confused about the disagreement between writes and their works. Such confusion even caused him to doubt the belief, ”the style is the man” in the original. In the article, first, I will use scholastic and biographical approaches to analyze the meaning and theoretical dilemma of the original. Next, I will base my discussion on Wayne C.Booth's concept of ”the implied author,” trying to find a possible solution to Yuan's theoretical dilemma. Then, I will speculate Yuan's theoretical trend by exploring his late-stage theories. Finally, I will conclude the article by giving a new interpretation of Yuan's quatrain.