Appreciation of Tang Bohu's Poetry, Calligraphy and Painting Style

Tang Yin's poetic style is quite special. It is said that he worked hard to study Selected Works of Zhaoming in his early years, so his early works were neat and beautiful, which was very close to the atmosphere of the Six Dynasties. Poems written after the topic-releasing case describe their own situation, which is sincere and natural and fluent. Although the words are not very refined, you can feel Tang Yin's talent at his fingertips.

Tang Yin's poems are true and simple, informal, and use a lot of spoken language, with fresh artistic conception. He is often proud of life and society.

In painting, he is a painter with a wide range of materials. The landscape method was adopted in Li Tang and Liu Songnian in the Southern Song Dynasty, and it was changed into a slender and vigorous line method, and it was also combined with the Yuan people method. Painting figures is meticulous and enjoyable. Painting flowers and birds likes to use ink and wash, which is clear and elegant, which is different from other painters of the same era. Together with Shen Zhou, Wen Zhiming and Chou Ying, it is called "Ming Sijia". He is good at calligraphy and works in poetry. Good Zen in his later years. Thoughts tend to be free from depression. Since the name "Six Ru Ju Tu" (life is like illusion, dream, bubble, shadow, dew and electricity), he has written The Complete Works of Six Ru Ju Shi. Tang Yin is a typical talented person in the south of the Yangtze River, who is meticulous in poetry, painting and calligraphy. In particular, painting has the highest achievement, and it is also called "Ming Sijia" with Shen Zhou, Wen Zhiming and Chou Ying. His books studied in Wei and Jin Dynasties, benefited from Beihai, and formed a unique artistic style with rich and flexible, handsome and straight, and hidden tendons and bones. His achievements can be compared with those of famous calligraphers Zhu Yunming and Wen Zhiming. His poems and essays, with distinctive personality, are full of regrets and satirical secular disadvantages, and have achieved considerable success, including The Complete Works of Six Ruju.