Tang Poetry refers to the body of poetry written during the Tang Dynasty in China, which lasted from 618 to 907 AD. This period is considered a golden age for Chinese literature, marked by the flourishing of poetic forms and styles. Poets like Li Bai and Du Fu became renowned for their expressive language and deep themes, often exploring nature, friendship, and the human experience. The poetry of this era is characterized by its strict tonal patterns and regulated verse forms, such as regulated verse and quatrains. Tang poets often used vivid imagery and concise language to convey complex emotions and ideas, making their work accessible and enduring. Today, Tang Poetry remains a significant part of Chinese cultural heritage.