The full text of Tang Yin's "Dying Poems" is as follows: "It's no harm to be born in death and die in hell. The dead are almost the same as the dead. You should only wander in a foreign land. " Tang Bohu didn't write, "What's the harm of going to hell after death? Hell on earth is almost the same, so you can wander in a foreign land. " This sentence was copied by later generations as Tang Bohu's "The Last Poem".
Tang Yin's last poem is called his "last poem", which shows his weariness of the world and his acceptance of death. He spent his whole life wandering in brothels and in places of fireworks. He calls himself "the first romantic talent in Jiangnan". He is brilliant, cynical, cynical and sees through the world. He faces life with a detached attitude. He is not afraid of death, and regards death as rebirth. His last poem shows no fear of death at all, but a kind of liberation and an open acceptance of death. His poems initiated the Six Dynasties. He spent at least half a year in his life with wine as his friend and poetry as his companion. He died at the age of 54, and he may be able to close his eyes when he dies. He was poor all his life, but his poems and paintings were very famous in the literary world after his death. His friends Zhu Zhishan, Wen Zhiming and others edited and published poems, paintings, notes and other works for him.