First, landscape pastoral poetry
In Tang Yin's poems, pastoral poems occupy a considerable proportion. These poems often depict natural scenery and show the poet's love and awe of nature. In "Mixed Living in a Mountain", the poet described the quietness and beauty of the mountain with delicate brushwork, showing the harmony between man and nature.
Second, parting poems
In Tang Yin's poems, there are also many parting thoughts. These poems often express the poet's yearning for friends or relatives, and their feelings are sincere and touching. For example, in the poem "Farewell", the poet expressed his deep attachment to his friends in concise language, showing the profundity and sincerity of friendship.
Third, express poetry.
In Tang Yin's poems, there are many works that express their feelings. These poems often express the poet's feelings about life, his love for life and his vision for the future. For example, in the poem "Enjoy", the poet faces life with an optimistic attitude and shows a positive attitude towards life.
Fourthly, satirical criticism poetry.
There are also some satirical and critical works in Tang Yin's poems. These poems often use humorous language to satirize the injustice and darkness of society and criticize the greed and decay of powerful people. For example, in the poem "The World is Cold", the poet reveals that the world is cold with vivid metaphors and strongly criticizes the dark side of society.
Five, painting poetry
As a painter, Tang Yin's poems on paintings are also a major feature of his poems. These poems often complement each other with paintings, which not only show the artistic conception of paintings, but also express the feelings and thoughts of poets. For example, in the poem "Landscape Painting", the poet takes painting as the theme and expresses his admiration and awe for nature.
Six, self-reported life poems
In Tang Yin's poems, there are also some poems about his life. These poems often express the poet's feelings and thoughts about his own life experience, and show the poet's outlook on life and values. For example, in the poem "Self-titled as Praise", the poet describes his image in a self-deprecating tone, and at the same time expresses his life pursuit and ideal.