The Jurchen inhabiting the area of modem Manchuria in China's northeast adopted some Chinese traditions like agriculture and fixed settlements, and established the Chin Dynasty in early twelfth century. Conquest the Liao and the Song dynasties enabled the Chin to assume total control of northern China. They soon adopted many cultural aspects of the Chinese including literature styles. Writers among the Jurchen aristocracy were Wan-Yen Yun Kung (完顏允恭) and his brother Yun Chen (允成). Wen-Yen Shou (完顏（王壽）), who was eminent in Studies of comfucian classics (經學) historiography, literature and art, was a versatile person of the late Chin time.
Education and the civil service examination did much to promote the overall study of sinology. The total number of Sinology scholars in the northern nationality was 243, among them 213 Jurchens. Number of the northern nationality who contacted and understood the sinological study should exceed the number investigated in this paper. Administration officials and to some degree government clerks needed to become familiar with classical Chinese studies.
