The Tang Dynasty was the most glorious period of China's classical poetry, with many famous works. In less than 300 years, there are nearly 50,000 poems and about 50 or 60 famous poets. Among the bright stars in the Tang Dynasty, there were two brightest stars, namely Li Bai and Du Fu. Song Ci began in Liang Dynasty, became in Tang Dynasty and flourished in Song Dynasty. Song Ci is a bright pearl in the crown of ancient Chinese literature in China, and a fragrant and gorgeous garden in Yuen Long, an ancient Chinese literature. With colorful and varied charm, she competes with Tang poetry and Yuanqu, and has always been said to be as famous as Tang poetry, representing the prosperity of a generation of literature. The representative figures of Song Ci mainly include Su Shi (bold school) and Liu Yong (graceful school). Yuanqu is a wonderful flower in the splendid cultural treasure house of the Han nationality, which embodies its uniqueness in ideological content and artistic achievements and is an important milestone in the history of China literature. The Yuan Dynasty was the heyday of Yuanqu. The four masters of Yuan Opera: Guan Hanqing, Ma Zhiyuan, Zheng Guangzu and Bai Pu. And Guan Hanqing is the first of the "four masters of Yuan Opera". Ming and Qing Dynasties are the prosperous periods in the history of China's novels. Since the Ming Dynasty, novel, as a literary form, has fully demonstrated its social function and literary value, broken the monopoly of orthodox poetry, and achieved the status of literary history on a par with Tang poetry, Song ci and Yuan qu. The Qing Dynasty was a period when China's classical novels flourished and declined and turned into modern novels. Representative novels in Ming Dynasty include Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, The Journey to the West and Jin Ping Mei. The representative novels of Qing Dynasty include Dream of Red Mansions, Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, Scholars and Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties.