Abstract:The poetry of Fan Chengda covers a wide range of themes, with a large number of his works offering comprehensive portrayals of the people, events, objects, scenes and their interrelationships in rural Jiangnan, thereby expanding the connotation and extension of rural depiction in Chinese poetry. His portrayal of everyday rural life is imbued with both narrative and documentary nature, exhibiting a new characteristic of "factual recording": it depicts the scenes such as wheat-rice double cropping, sericulture, periodic rural market trade, and the circulation of agricultural product in rural Jiangnan. In this sense, his poetry reconstructs the authentic reality of rural Jiangnan and the real life of its farmers, thus reflecting the emerging trend that values both agriculture and commerce in Jiangnan region of the Southern Song Dynasty. This paper explores the practical path of breaking down the barriers between literature and history and using poetry to verify history, providing a great deal of important reference materials for research in related fields such as agricultural history, social history, and rural economic history.