Scottish literature has a long history and is independent of English literature. Since the Scottish Renaissance in the 20th century, its language and ethnicity have received academic attention. The study of Scottish literature is no longer limited to existence, but delves into its essence, including classical construction, ethnicity, modernity, and more. This column analyzes the interaction between Scottish literature and classical Chinese poetry from the perspectives of poetry, drama, and fiction, explores the values of contemporary Scottish war drama, and discusses novelist Andrew O'Hagan's reflections on history and reality.