Which dynasty was Zhang Hu in?

Tang dynasty.

Zhang Hu (about 785-849? ), the word Ji Cheng, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Dongwu City, Qinghe (now Qinghe, Xingtai). At first, I stayed in Gusu, and then I went to Chang 'an. In Changqing, Ling Huchu recommended it, but I didn't report it. The monarch mansion was excluded by Yuan Zhen, so he went to Huainan, loved the four emperors of Danyang, and lived in seclusion until the end, at the age of 70.

Throughout Zhang Hu's life, he has made remarkable achievements in poetry creation. "Thousands of miles away from home, a maid-in-waiting lived here for 20 years", hence Zhang Hu's name, but his career was bumpy. Like his works, his personality has its own unique style. Indulge in debauchery, lingering in poetry and wine. At the same time, he also valued Ren Xia's righteousness, liked to talk about war and sword, and had the ambition to serve his country. He hoped to enter politics, work for the imperial court and show his ambition. In interpersonal communication, he was famous for his poems, entertained friends at cocktail parties, and met many celebrities and officials. However, due to his aloof and arrogant personality, he was detained many times in our time and became a servant. Chen Li is helpless, "living in seclusion and doing nothing, drinking and reading Li Sao", "drinking for thousands of years and loving poetry all his life".

After Zhang Hu's death, Pi Rixiu, a doctor in Taichang, sent a poem: "It is not expensive to make friends for a generation, but all the lakes are poor. The soul should be a Jedi, and its name and legacy are on Mitchell. "

Zhang Hu's 10 volume and 468 poems are still well preserved. His poetic style is quiet and vigorous, with seclusion, but slightly not fresh and vivid; The theme of chanting is quite rich (including many temple inscriptions and poems about various musical instruments and birds, etc.) ). His representative works include Crossing the Ferry in Nanjing, Wild Goose Gate, Sending Su Shao to Lingnan, Walking on the Stone Shore, Nostalgia in Sui Palace, Joining the Army, Love My Concubine as a Horse, Poems of Two Palace, Sleeping with Pine and Puwei Cuisheng, Listening to Zheng, Scattered Flowers Building, etc. There are ten volumes in total, and two volumes of poetry are compiled (Volume 5 10 and Volume 5 1 1 of Complete Tang Poetry).