The interpretation of Tang Shi in Twenty-five History mainly refers to Old Tang Book and New Tang Book. There was the Tang Dynasty, which lasted 290 years from the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) in June18 to its demise in 907. Its influence spread to neighboring countries and influenced China's later generations. The Book of the Old Tang Dynasty is the earliest existing historical book in China that systematically records the history of the Tang Dynasty. The authors are Wu Daijin and Liu Shao. Originally called "Old Tang Book". After the publication of The Book of the New Tang Dynasty written by Ouyang Xiu and Song Qi in the Song Dynasty, it was renamed the Book of the Old Tang Dynasty in order to distinguish it from the latter. The special commissioners of the new and old Tang books have their own advantages and disadvantages, so they can't learn from each other's strong points, but can only learn from each other's strong points, so they are parallel in later generations.
Compared with the old Tang books, the new Tang books have their own advantages. In the original words of the Song Dynasty, it was said that "things increase in the past, and texts exist in the old." In other words, the New Book of Tang Dynasty has more historical materials than the Old Book of Tang Dynasty, and the narrative is detailed, which overcomes the shortcomings of the Old Book of Tang Dynasty, but the text is very concise.