Poets in the early Tang Dynasty, Yang Jiong, Lu, Luo.

The origin of this noun is

Yang Jiong: "Jiong is as famous as Lu and Qi, and he is also called Luo, the king of the sea, and he is also called the four great masters." In the fourth quarter of Chapter 6 of China History Outline by Jian Bozan, "He, Yang Jiong, Lu and Luo were also called the four outstanding poets in the early Tang Dynasty, and they were outstanding poets at that time.

Let me introduce them separately, which will be much clearer.

First, Wang Luobin.

Luo, Ziyou, was a famous poet in the early Tang Dynasty. He is quick-witted, young and famous, and he can write poetry at the age of seven. The famous Ode to Goose was written at the age of seven. Luo also wrote many famous works. He is especially good at seven-character poems, and is famous for his ingenious conception and rigorous meter. Empress Wu Zetian also praised her poems. However, Luo's career path is quite bumpy. He was an imperial envoy and county magistrate, but he resigned because of repeated failures. He left the collected works of King Robin in the world.

Second, Wang Bo.

Wang Bo, Zi Zi 'an, was a writer in the early Tang Dynasty. Wang Bo was born in a Confucian family, and his grandfather and father were both famous Confucian scholars. He received a good education and family environment when he was young. Wang Bo is brilliant, charming and a bit bohemian, but his career is not smooth. Wang Bo has profound attainments in literature, especially five-character poems and parallel prose. His masterpieces include Farewell to Du Fu's Visit to Shu Administrative Office and Preface to Wang Tengting. Li Zhi of Tang Gaozong once praised him as a wizard of the Tang Dynasty. However, Wang Bo, jealous of talent, died of drowning while visiting his father at the age of 26.

Third, Lu

Lu was a famous poet in the early Tang Dynasty. Unlike, was born into a noble family, family conditions are very good. He worked as a document in Deng Palace, during which he read a lot of ancient books. He is good at parallel prose in poetry, and wrote the famous piece "Chang 'an Ancient Meaning", in which "Why should I resign if I get a better test?"? Better be a mandarin duck than a fairy "is a famous phrase throughout the ages." He believes in Taoism, is physically disabled, and his hands and feet are inconvenient to move. Because of the unbearable illness, he finally threw himself into the river.

Fourth, Yang Jiong.

Yang Jiong was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty and one of the four outstanding poets in the early Tang Dynasty. Yang Jiong was born in poverty, and he was smart and sharp when he was young. He was chosen as a child prodigy and entered the court of Hong Wen. Later, Yang Jiong entered the Prince's East Palace as an official. He is particularly good at poetry and prose, leaving more than 80 poems. Yang Jiong also had a soft spot for frontier poems, and wrote many famous works such as Joining the Army and the Battle of the South of the City. Yang Jiong worked as an official almost all his life, and finally died in Yingchuan County.