Tang Shu

Tang Shu, also known as Tang poetry, refers to the rich tradition of Chinese poetry that flourished during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD). This era is often regarded as the golden age of Chinese poetry, producing renowned poets like Li Bai and Du Fu. Tang Shu is characterized by its varied forms, including regulated verse and free verse, as well as its themes, which often explore nature, friendship, and reflective emotions. The poetry emphasizes imagery, rhythm, and succinct expression, making it a significant cultural legacy in Chinese literature and a source of inspiration for countless generations.