The "female crown" was originally the crown hat used by female monks, and later it was used as a substitute for female Taoist priests. The poem of the female crown is a poem created by a female Taoist priest. This kind of poetry is also called Taoist poetry. A large number of facts have proved that Taoism does not discriminate against women, so women have been practicing Taoism since the Han Dynasty. After joining the Taoist school, they often study culture hard and actively create poems that reflect the feelings of monasticism. This ethos was particularly prevalent in the Tang Dynasty. According to the literature, it was almost fashionable for many princesses and concubines in the Tang Dynasty to practice Taoism. These women have a relatively high level of culture and education, and they are arty, which is undoubtedly a big boost to the creation of Taoist poems by Taoist female monks. Examining "All Tang Poems", we can find that there are many female poets. Such as Li Ye, Yu Xuanji, Lu Meiniang, Zhuo Yingying, Yang Jianzhen and Guo Xiuzhen. Their works either persuade people to practice monasticism, or express their feelings of faith, or describe the fantastic realm of monasticism. In the way of expression, the poems of the female crown are eclectic, or the work is against each other, which is easy to understand; Or tactfully affectionate, or with beautiful words, it constitutes a strange picture of ancient Taoist poetry.