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Between the period of Han and Wei dynasties, the sad feeling about parting is an emotional experience expressed frequently and extensively in people's heart, it has also become one of the main themes being reflected on Poetry and Fu in a very general. The reason why the poetry and Fu of sad farewell appeared with large number and abundant content may be owing to the background of that period, namely, the social and political environment, the combination of traditional ethics and affective disenchantment of people, especially the trend of the period between Han and Wei dynasties. And under the influence of the trend, spirit and activities of scholars had become a factor with a kind of unique style that favored the prosperity of the poetry and Fu of sad farewell and made them different from other period. the poetry and Fu of sad farewell is not only considerable in quantity but also abundant in emotional content. Concretely speaking , it embodied the deep and complex feelings in the minds of those parting-people with different roles and status. based on that, according to the three aspects of reposing feelings to autumn, substance, and feeling expression by describing the situation, we analyzed the way of expressing feelings on the poetry and Fu of sad farewell, gave prominence to the imageries such as "Autumn" and "Flying Bird" matching with the psychology in the spirit of scholars in that period, and pointed out the characteristics of the poetry and Fu of sad farewell composed between the period of Han and Wei dynasties. Furthermore, the feeling expression by describing the situation was even more an embodiment of the specific conditions of sad farewell, social attitudes and outlook. The poetry and Fu of sad farewell also revealed intensely the lapse of time and the independence of space about scholars living between the period of Han and Wei dynasties in the deepness of the spirit ,and represented laterally the psychological state and perplexity in life of scholars under that awakening era.