Jang Hyung-gwang(張顯光: 1554～1637), who also has alternative name Yeohun, was one of a representive Neo-confucianism scholar in Josun(朝 鮮) dynasty between end of 16th century and 17th century. His anthology contains almost 160 poems, although they are relatively few compare to other scholar's anthologies. Amongst his poems, he cited 40 works which consist 1/4 of his collections. Also 19 poems in his citations are creations of Chinese literati. He quoted only one Zhuzi(朱子)'s work and Wen Tianxiang(文天祥)'s 18 poems. In particular, his quotation of Zhuzi's work is 8 verses shorter than the original. Furthermore, quotations of Wen Tianxiang's creations, the original recited agony of intellectual who enfronted long haul of war; however Yeohun's works are conversing Neo-confucianism research.