This study uses Sikongtu's "Implied Poetry"(含蓄品) text as a starting point, and discusses the time and space background of the creation of Sikongtu's Twenty-Four Poems. Then explores the meaning of the "Implied Poetry" sentence by sentence, and then discuss the thinking space between the creator and the reader. Finally, it discusses the use of the "Implied Poetry" of the twenty-four poems, including how to present them in traditional calligraphy and painting; And how people using Sikongtu's "Implied Poetry" escaped the Tao from Taoism (道家之道), corresponded to natural ecology, and how to interpret them. To sum up, the superb subtlety of "Implied Poetry", whether it is writing poetry, or even looking at everything in the universe, after all, do not leave the implicit "no word, make the most of" (不著一字,盡得風流) the blank and nurture the incessant way.