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This book is based on a large number of newly unearthed stone inscriptions as new materials, and mutually supports the documents handed down from ancient times. From the perspective of gentry literature research, this book examines the representative literary families of the Tang Dynasty during the historical transition period from the noble gentry in the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the imperial examination families of the Tang Dynasty. It mainly explores the family tradition, academic style and writing style of these literary families that have been passed down for thousands of years through the stone inscription documents, mainly epitaphs, and then reveals the many aspects of the literary ecology of the Tang Dynasty.

In recent years, the "Road of Tang Poetry" has become a hot topic in academic and cultural circles. Professor Hu Kexian of Zhejiang University's new book "Research on Tang Poetry Roads and Literary Space" takes the five Tang Poetry Roads that were the most important in the Tang Dynasty, had the most preserved poems, and had the greatest influence on later generations as the entry point, with literary implications as the research content, and spatial geography as the research dimension. This study attempts to conduct interdisciplinary comprehensive discussions and research on important issues such as the poetry scene, poet groups, poetry distribution, poetry art, etc. In the Tang Dynasty through the integration of "poetry" and "road". It expands the spatial aesthetic dimension of poetry road research, and uses archaeological results to expand the pattern of poetry road research, showing the splendor and elegance of the Tang Dynasty in a three-dimensional way, which is extremely pioneering and innovative.