Four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty: Yang Jiong, Lu, Luo. These four writers are the most famous writers in the Tang Dynasty, and they are also outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty during the transition from the old to the new, referred to as "Wang Luo" for short.

The poems of Wang Bo, a poet in Tang Dynasty, are fresh and natural. There are often epigrams in one of his poems, which are like exotic flowers and herbs mixed in the valley, making people never tire of reading them.

Yang Jiong, a poet in Tang Dynasty, is famous for his frontier poems. His works, such as Joining the Army, Leaving the Village, and The Battle of the South of the City, show the fighting spirit of making contributions to the country, with great momentum and bold style. Other poems that sing in harmony and set foot on the journey have little characteristics and have not completely escaped the colorful wind.

Lu was a poet in Tang Dynasty. He was good at seven-character songs and contributed to the development of the ancient seven dynasties. Yang Jiong praised him as an "outstanding person in the world" (Preface to Ji Zi 'an Collection). The masterpiece Chang 'an Ancient Meaning is bold and unrestrained, rich but not flashy. It is a famous work in the early Tang Dynasty, but it still hasn't got rid of the influence of the poetic style of the Six Dynasties.

Luo, a poet in the early Tang Dynasty, and Fu Jiamo were also called "Luo Fu". His father, the magistrate of Bochang County in Qingzhou, died anywhere. He can write poetry at the age of seven and is known as a "child prodigy". It is said that the poem about geese was written at this time: "Wild goose, wild goose, wild goose, Xiang Tiange, white hair floating green water, red palm clearing waves.