key term - 唐诗三百首 (Tángshī Sānbǎi Shǒu)

Definition

唐诗三百首, also known as Three Hundred Tang Poems, is a collection of poems from China's Tang Dynasty. It includes works by famous poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, and Wang Wei. These poems are considered masterpieces and have greatly influenced Chinese literature.

Related terms

李白 (Lǐ Bái): One of China's most celebrated poets from the Tang Dynasty. His poems often reflect his free-spirited nature and love for nature.

杜甫 (Dù Fǔ): Another prominent poet from the Tang Dynasty known for his deeply emotional and socially conscious poetry.

王维 (Wáng Wéi): A poet who excelled in landscape poetry, capturing the beauty of nature and expressing philosophical ideas through his works.