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Explain how this is an example of cultural diffusion. 

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Explain how this is an example of cultural diffusion. 

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This is cultural diffusion because today we are still studying this poetry. The fact that we are studying this poetry written by great poets shows that it was spread throughout the world. The poems are also able to teach people throughout the globe the Chinese culture and what they did in their everyday lives.

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How has the technology evolved over time: is it still used today? How has it changed since then?

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How has the technology evolved over time: is it still used today? How has it changed since then?

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Yes, Chinese poetry is still used today. Tang poems are accepted as the best classical poems in China's two- thousand- year literary history. Today, simpler poems are traditionally taught to children. Also, Chinese children have always learned to read by poetry.

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How did it impact life during the Tang/ Song dynasties?

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How did it impact life during the Tang/ Song dynasties?

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It impacted life many ways. One way being was that It was highly valued by the Tang state and some of the top bureaucratic exams tested poetic skills. These poems also entertained the people of the societies. For example, Upper-class families enjoyed his work and would house him for periods of time.

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What can we learn about their society based off of this invention?

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What can we learn about their society based off of this invention?

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Based off of poetry, we can learn that poetry has always been tightly interwoven into the texture of Chinese life and The Tang Poems are widely accepted as the best classical poems in China’s two thousand year literary history. This is because Chinese children have always learned to read by reading poetry. As adults they would be called upon to compose their own poems when they took the civil service examinations or to commemorate important events.

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DuFu became associated with a group of high government officials, but he wasn't able to secure an official position for himself. Even though he showed great talent Du Fu failed the imperial examinations necessary for such a government post. After trying many other times, he was able to impress Emperor Xuanzong with his writing and gained a minor post at court, where he served with other well-known poets. This led him to create many of his pieces of work. (His work was created because he was very talented.)

Li Bo was the most famous of the romantic poets during the Tang Dynasty in China. Li Bo traveled around China and at one point began studying Taoism while he stayed with a Taoist hermit. He went from place to place entertaining people with his verse, and he became a popular, if eccentric, societal figure. He was very unique compared to the other poets of his time, making him a favorite of the emperor. (His work was created because he was a very popular poet of his time.)

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Poetry has had an enduring effect since the Zhou Dynasty which began in the 11th century BCE. The Shi Jing, one of the most enduring early works, dates back over 3,000 years ago. Poetry reached new heights of sophistication in 618-907 AD, also known as the Golden Age of China.

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The achievement of the time was poetry, specifically written by L.Bo and Dufu. These two poets wrote in the Tang Dynasty and are considered the greatest of the Chinese poets.