Poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty: Li Bai, Du Fu, Zhang Jiuling, Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Huang Furan, Wang Changling, He, Wang Zhihuan, Gu Kuang, Jie Yuan, Liu Changqing, Gao Shi, Zuyong, Wang Han, Qian Qi, Yong He Chang Jian?
Poets in the Middle Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan, Meng Jiao, Han Yu, Bai Juyi, Lu Lun, Li He, Li Yi, Liu Yuxi, Jia Dao, Zhang Ji, Wei, Li Kunyuan, Du Qiuniang, Dai Shulun and Gu Kuang.
Poets in Late Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin, Wen, Du Mu, Ma Dai and Du Xunhe.
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1. Poetry creation of early Tang poets;
In the early Tang Dynasty, there were two major creative orientations: the playful orientation of court poets' poems and the Confucian creative orientation of "expressing ambition with poems" by four outstanding poets and Chen Ziang in the early Tang Dynasty. Poets in the early Tang Dynasty can be divided into two categories: one is the court poets around Emperor Taizong, Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian; The other is a poet wandering in the court or in Shan Ye. Poets' aesthetic ideals and tastes directly affect their poetic creation orientation and the formation of their poetic style.
2. Poetry creation of poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty;
Passionate and unrestrained, with a strong romantic temperament, is the main feature of poetry in the prosperous Tang Dynasty; And even a quiet and beautiful work is full of life and brilliance. This is the "Voice of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty" respected by later generations.
The Tang Dynasty was an important dynasty in the history of China. During this period, the economy was prosperous, the society was stable, and the culture and art made brilliant achievements, especially China's classical poetry was in its heyday. Poetry creation has become one of the main contents of social and cultural activities in the Tang Dynasty, and the imperial examination system in the imperial court has also changed from writing papers to selecting scholars by poetry and fu. The literary masterpiece "The Whole Tang Poetry" handed down from ancient times contains nearly 50,000 poems by more than 2,300 poets. The development of Tang poetry can be roughly divided into four stages: early Tang, prosperous Tang, middle Tang and late Tang.