Dante's representative works are as follows:
1. "The Divine Comedy". Through the dialogue between the author and various famous figures in the Kingdom of Heaven, the work reflects the achievements and some major events in the field of medieval culture. Questions, with an encyclopedic nature, can also vaguely glimpse the dawn of humanistic thought in the Renaissance.
2. "Rebirth" is the early representative work of Italian poet Dante, describing his love for Beatrice and the tragedy of her premature death. The poems are simple, clear, graceful and moving, and have reached the highest achievement in the poetry of the gentle new style.
3. "On the Colloquial Language" was written by Dante in Latin with the purpose of drawing the attention of the intellectual community to the national language. This is the earliest collection of poems about the Italian language and its genre.