Abstract: The Yushan Yaji is a classic fusion of ancient Chinese literati communication, and is held at Wuzhong which was the most important literary center in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties. Taking the Yushan Yaji as an example, this work uses social network analysis (Ucinet) and visualization methods (Gephi, QGIS) to study the social networks of the literati in Wuzhong area from a digital humanities perspective. This manuscript attempts to present the full picture and characteristics of literati interactions, and thus reveals the evolution of literary trends during the Yuan-Ming transition. The research demonstrates characteristics of a “center-margin” structure among the social network of the literati and their community, and that the poetry gatherings objectively promoted the spread of Tieya’s poetic style in the literary field in the late Yuan Dynasty. The Yushan model had a profound impact on the life philosophy of later generations of literati.