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"Twelve Volumes of Tang Yun Poetry" takes the twelve giants from the early Tang Dynasty to the late Tang Dynasty as its warp and weft to weave the spiritual fabric of Tang poetry. The Taibai star falls into pieces, and the green lotus gestates the soul of Shu water; the Shaoling chick cries in Gong County, and the poet condenses the tears of his family and country. Mojie used Zen sounds to paint the misty rain in Wangchuan River, Lotte used poems and dreams to write on Xunyang's green shirt, Yishan's brocade sequins weaved mysterious mysteries, and Mu's broken halberd reflected the rise and fall. There are also dragons and swords whistling at the frontier fortress, Changji ghosts chanting in the valley frost, Zi'an's poetry boat covering the South China Sea, Haoran Lumen hidden in the haze, Cen Shenxue reflecting the night of Luntai, and the guest king's call to shock Wu Zhouque. Twelve volumes are based on seven-character rhythmic sentences, embedding the majesty of "The Road to Shu is Difficult" and "Jinjinjiu", adding the elegance of "Spring Night Rain" and "Pipa Xing", and collecting the charm of "Jin Se" and "Golden Bronze Immortal Ci Han Song". From Suiye Gucheng to Chang'an Palace, from the Anshi War to the Niu and Li factions, poets wrote history in blood and ink: Li and Du twin stars illuminated the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Wang Meng's mountains and rivers nourished his feelings of seclusion, Yuan and Bai's New Yuefu awakened the world, and Xiao Li and Du saved the decline of the Tang Dynasty. Each volume integrates life and poetry into one, borrowing...