The person who wrote the most poems in ancient China was not Li Bai, Du Fu or Lu You. His name is Aisin Gioro Hung Li, the Qianlong emperor of the Qing Dynasty. According to the Concise Catalogue of Siku Quanshu, there are four sets of Qianlong Imperial Poems, the first set is 4 150, the second set is 8490, and the third set is 1 108.
The most prolific poet was Emperor Qianlong, who wrote 39,340 poems in his life. It is said that this is not accurate enough. It is said that he wrote more than 40,000 poems, and a book records that Gan Long "wrote more than 100,000 imperial poems".
No one in the history of China's poetry can match this figure. Yang Wanli is a famous poet. It is said that he has more than 20,000 poems, and there are 4,200 existing ones. Bai Juyi has 3800 songs, Du Fu 1400 songs, Li Bai has 990 songs, Liu Yuxi has 800 songs and Wang Wei has 400 songs.
These are the poets who wrote the most poems in history, but compared with Emperor Qianlong, there is still a big gap.
Qianlong is Aisingiorro Hongli, the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the fourth emperor after entering the customs. The year number "Qianlong" means "Heaven prospers".
He ascended the throne at the age of 25, reigned for 60 years, and then meditated for three years and four months as the emperor's father. He actually exercised the supreme power of the state for 63 years and 4 months. He is the longest-lived emperor in the history of China and the longest-lived emperor in the history of China.
During the reign of Li Hong, the Qing Dynasty reached its highest peak since the heyday of Kanggan, and Sinology developed greatly during this period. Li Hong was a famous emperor in the late feudal society of China.
On the basis of Kang Yong's martial arts, he further completed the unification of multi-ethnic countries and further developed social economy and culture.