Ancient literati memorial halls， unique in their veneration motivations compared to traditional sage commemorationworship， highlight the literary talents， noble character， and turbulent lives of the literati. These values are deeply reflected in commemoration inscriptions， which record the origins and significance of literati worship， shape and maintain their image， and form a collective consciousness. These memorial halls embody public recognition of the literati’s value in ancient society， and inscriptions concretely reflect this， shaping the worshipped literati’s identity and consolidating community resonance towards the “literati” social image. Literary criticism consensus is also reflected in these records， showcasing the collective consciousness of the literati community while further promoting the shaping of the literati image and interpretation of their values.