He wrote the poem "The Ballad Of The Army Cats"

He is also known as Li Bai, A Chinese poet who is a competitor of Du Fu as China's greatest poet. He was romantic in his personal life and his poetry. His works are known for its conversational tone and vivid imagery.

He wrote the poem "Alone and Drinking under the Moon" that deals with the ancient social custom of drinking.

a poet, painter, musician, and statesman during the Tang dynasty. He was the established founder of the respected Southern school of painter-poets. Many of his best poems were inspired by the local landscape.

The golden ages of the Chinese cultural history

He was a fictionist who won the 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature. First novel was "Red Sorghum", and still his best-known work.

It tells the story of the Chinese battling Japanese intruders as well as each other during the 1930s. It relates the story of a family in a rural area in Shandong Province during this turbulent.

He was a world-acclaimed short story writer and considered as a champion for Chinese meta-fictional or postmodernist writing.

His widely acclaimed novel "To Live" describes the struggles endured by the son of a wealthy land-owner while historical events caused and extended by the Chinese Revolution are fundamentally altering the nature of Chinese society.

The following are the Poets of China in the Tang Dynasty except one

He was considered a prominent historian, pioneering poet, and publisher in the Korean literature. He was also a leading member of the modern literary movement and became notable in pioneering modern Korean poetry.

One of his works, the poem "The Ocean to the Youth" made him a widely acclaimed poet. The poem aimed to produce cultural reform. He sought to bring modern knowledge about the world to the youth of Korea.

He was also the one who launched the modern literary movement together with Ch'oe Nam-Seon.

He was a novelist and wrote the first Korean novel "The Heartless" and became well-known because of it. It was a description of the crossroads at which Korea found itself, stranded between tradition and modernity, and undergoing conflict between social realities and traditional ideals.

He was a Korean poet and included in the early modernism movement of Korean poetry.

He wrote the first Korean collection of translation from Western poetry "The Dance of Agony".

He was a South Korean novelist who won the 1977 Korean Literature Writers Award. He wrote the classic novel "Changma" (The Rainy Spell) that on a post-war family with two grandmothers and their shared grandson.

He wrote the classic novel "Changma" (The Rainy Spell) that on a post-war family with two grandmothers and their shared grandson.

She was a South Korean poet and novelist. She wrote the Korean's masterpiece and internationally acclaimed 21-volume epic novel T'oji ("The Land"), wherein she chronicled the violent Korean history from 1897 to 1945.