Lin, Sheng-Hsi's Mang jiang Hong (of Yueh Fei's Poem, Song Dynasty) and Shui Diao Ge Tou (of Su Shih' Poem, Song Dynasty) are the works created under receipt of formal training in composition at the initial development of China's new music. These two ancient-poetry solos were inherited from the bases of Chao, Yuan-Jen and Huang Tsu, et al. Around 1930s in song creation to imitate the style and approach of art songs in early 19th century: the homophonic music of major and minor systems combined poetry recitation, melody chanting, and music structure with balanced formation; use of tonality, beat method, and setting off the change of accompaniment forms, expressed the feelings of lyrics appropriately.These Lin, Sheng-Hsi's two early works were deeply favored by singers and widely sung at the time. With today's standard, although they cannot catch up with the styles of contemporary European art songs, Lin, Sheng-His's efforts are worthy of the younger generation's affirmation because he created the works attributed to contemporary works.