Since Tang and Song Dynasties, Meishan has developed into a city of books and periodicals. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the publishing center in Southwest China moved from Chengdu to Meishan, and rigid printing was in full swing, forming a foothold with Hangzhou and Jianyang and becoming the three major publishing centers in China. At that time, the style of study was gradually flourishing, and many scholars "went to the DPRK in succession and became famous for their writings." Therefore, those who interpret coffins and write inkstones have ten rooms and nine rooms, far better than the Han and Wei Dynasties. "According to historical records, during the three hundred years of the Song Dynasty, there were 886 Jinshi in Meishan. In the year when Su Shi's brothers were admitted to Jinshi, Meishan recommended nearly 50 candidates, including Jinshi 13. Renzong lamented: "There are many people who are eager to learn in Meizhou! "Su and his son, the third of the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties, are undoubtedly the most dazzling three, especially Su Dongpo, whose prose is called" Ou Su "with Ouyang Xiu; Poetry and Huang Tingjian are called "Su Huang"; Ci and Xin Qiji are both called "Su and Xin", which swept away the gorgeous and feminine style at that time and was the founder of the bold and unconstrained Ci school, which had a far-reaching influence on later generations. In addition, he has made outstanding achievements in calligraphy, painting, medicine and water conservancy. His calligraphy is the first (Su, Huang, Mi and Cai), and his painting is the founder of the literati painting school. Su Dongpo became a world cultural celebrity with his brilliant and all-round cultural giant image.

During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, Meishan culture made many achievements. In the Yuan Dynasty, Su San Temple was built in the former residence of Su Jia in Shaxing, rebuilt in Hongwu in Ming Dynasty and in Kangxi in Qing Dynasty. In the first year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1662), it was known that Zhao Huiya sent people to Baixia to buy books and hid them in Meishan Academy. Drama activities were very popular in Qing dynasty, and professional and amateur folk drama organizations were spread all over urban and rural areas. Jian Huang, a playwright of Sichuan Opera, is famous all over the country for his rich creative achievements. Meishan is famous for its "beautiful mountains, clear water and not deep". Historical celebrities appreciate it and linger between beautiful mountains and rivers. Lu You, a great poet, also gave birth to the nostalgia of "winding back to the mountains". Since the Yuan Dynasty, Susan Temple has been changed from a house to a shrine, covering an area of 56,800 square meters. It is the only shrine in China to commemorate Su San, and it has also become a scenic spot for literati. Thousands of tourists from China and foreign countries visit this shrine every year, making Susan's hometown famous at home and abroad. Up to now, there are still more than 600 meters of ancient city walls of Ming and Qing Dynasties in Meishan City, Five Blessingg (moved to Zhaizi City of Zhengshankou) built in Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty, and Wenchang Palace Jinglou rebuilt in light years of Qing Dynasty. Scenic spots and historical sites include Heshibi, Baoben Temple, White Pagoda of King Temple, Cliff Statue of Xianren Cave, huge stone carving of Lian 'ao Mountain by Su Dongpo, Zhaizi City, Ant Temple, heavy pupil view of Mayishan and Su Xun Tomb (Sufen Mountain).