What are the characteristics and reasons of Confucian poetics?

In the political and cultural environment where a hundred schools of thought contend, a group of politicians and thinkers have written a large number of essays with thorough reasoning, strict logic, sharp words and good metaphor, also known as hundred schools of thought's essays. Hundred schools of thought's essays have their own characteristics: The Analects of Confucius is graceful and full of philosophy, Mencius is vigorous and sharp and inspiring, Mozi is simple and rigorous and full of logic, Xunzi is frank and full of knowledge, Everything is done wrong is steep and incisive, political is strong, Laozi is mysterious and alert, and Zhuangzi is romantic in the ocean. Zhuangzi, Mencius, Xunzi and Han Feizi are the most literary talents in hundred schools of thought. Together with hundred schools of thought's essays, it is a historical prose mainly based on notes. Zuo Zhuan, Guoyu and Warring States Policy are mostly written by historians of various countries, either in chronological order or in different countries. Many excellent chapters, with tortuous plots, vivid characters and appropriate tailoring, have high artistry, such as the pommel horse battle in Zuo Zhuan, Duan Yu by Zheng Boke, or describing the fierce war process or expressing the struggle within the ruling group, with excellent narrative writing. The characters in Warring States Policy have more personality and better description skills, which is the most valuable historical prose.