The legend of Tang Dynasty is the product of the developed economy of feudal cities. In order to meet the needs of the general public and the ruling class in cultural life, folk talks came into being. At that time, Buddhism flourished and produced a large number of variants, which promoted the development of the art of speaking. Spoken English is widely loved by the people and the upper class. Buddhism and Taoism flourished in the Tang Dynasty, and the classics and literary works of the two religions, such as bianwen and murals, all contained many stories with bizarre plots and rich imagination. This has a certain influence on the theme, conception and detailed description of some Tang legends (mainly immortals), and it also brings many religious superstitions.

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Plus some of my own views:

1, Marx's point of view-the economy determines the superstructure, and the development of economy in the Tang Dynasty leads to the development of culture, which directly affects the development of Tang legends.

The prosperity of the Tang Dynasty gave people confidence in the Tang Dynasty. Only a confident nation can create a cultural miracle-the legendary story of the Tang Dynasty is unrestrained, and this weak country is impossible because it has no self-confidence.