Ding Yaokang was an important dramatist in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. He failed in many local examinations and participated in the struggle against the Qing Dynasty. His misfortune made him avoid the world. His works were mostly influenced by Taoism, Buddhism and Taoism, and Quyuan. Why does Ding Yaokang feel so sad in Huaren You? Through absurd plots, he reflects his inner hesitation in troubled times and his desire for Tao to become immortal. Among them, He Gao and Quyuan wrote Lisao and Nine Chapters together to express the author's praise for the patriotic quality of the loyal monarch of Quyuan. This article will focus on the four aspects of his escape thought: the setting of specific characters, the value of Quyuan in the play, the role of Taoist terms and the significance of plot arrangement.