The Seven Wonders Master is the reputation of Wang Changling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Wang Changling is famous for his exquisite seven-character quatrains. From Hu Yinglin's Poems in the Ming Dynasty: "Seven words are absolutely unique, and Taibai (Li Bai) and Jiangning (Wang Changling) are the most."
A large part of his poetry genre is a seven-character quatrain that is easy to enjoy. The content basically uses the old Yuefu title to express the soldiers' feelings of patriotism and homesickness. Wang Changling's poems are mainly composed of three themes, namely frontier fortress, boudoir's feelings and palace resentment, and farewell. He is good at capturing typical scenes and has a high degree of generalization and rich imagination. His poetic language is mellow and profound, with euphemistic and harmonious tone, far-reaching artistic conception and intriguing. Many of his seven wonders describing frontier fortress life have been promoted as masterpieces of frontier fortress, and the poem "Out of the Frontier" has been promoted as the masterpiece of the seven wonders of the Tang Dynasty. Always in my heart and Picking Lotus Songs, which reflect the unfortunate experience of ladies-in-waiting, are exquisite, vivid, fresh and beautiful, with sad style and superior artistic conception, and express the feelings of thinking about women and the innocence of girls. The farewell work "at hibiscus inn parting with xin jian" is also a masterpiece of the ages. Because Wang Changling's poetry is the most specialized in the Seven Wonders and has made great achievements, later people call it the "Seven Wonders Master".