His representative works include The Complete Works of Six Confucian Laymen and The Book of Songs. Tang Bohu, a gifted scholar, had white hair when he was young, which showed that he studied hard. After his father died, he not only had to take care of his younger brothers and sisters, but also prepared to take the imperial examination. He was ambitious since he was a child. However, he later became notorious in Zhongshan because of drinking with friends and debauchery, which made the officials of the court at that time have a bad influence on him and even hated his behavior. Later, it was the Suzhou magistrate who took a fancy to Tang Bohu's talent and left him behind.
Tang Bohu is also better at painting than the other three of the four gifted scholars in Jiangnan. Tang Bohu's painting style is different from ordinary people, quite unconventional. There is no fixed rule in painting style, so it is difficult to guess. Tang Bohu opened the door to painting. The things, characters and flowers in his works are also lifelike. Later, he achieved his own unique style and was unique.
In fact, Tang Bohu's appearance also promoted the development of history, and his natural and unrestrained painting promoted China's painting to a higher level. It also made his talent manifest. Mutual promotion can make society progress. Among the four great talents in the south of the Yangtze River, Tang Bohu's works win with emotion. Understand it with emotion and act with reason. In fact, Tang Bohu's talent lies not only in these aspects, but also in composing music. However, most of them are folk songs, and there are not many handed down, but they are enough to reflect his talent. His position among the four talented people in the south of the Yangtze River suddenly rose, becoming the first of the four talented people in the south of the Yangtze River.