Li Hua (? -766), born in Zanhuang County, Hebei Province, Zhao Jun, was a writer, essayist and poet in the Tang Dynasty. In the 23rd year of Kaiyuan (735), he was a scholar, and in the 2nd year of Tianbao (743), he was admitted to the department of erudition and macro-rhetoric, and was appointed by the official to fill the vacancy. When An Lushan was trapped in Chang 'an, he was forced to give up his family in Fengge. After the "An Shi Rebellion" was pacified, he was demoted to Hangzhou to join the army. Next year, he will go to the official position because of wind arthralgia, and then he will live in seclusion at the southern foot of Dabie Mountain due to illness and believe in Buddhism. Tang Daizong died in the first year of Dali (766). As a famous essayist, he is as famous as George W. Shi Ying and is called "Xiao Li" by the world. And with Xiao, Yan Zhenqing and other * * * advocated the study of ancient Chinese classics, and set off the ancient Chinese prose movement in Korea and Liu. His article "generally takes the Five Classics as its source" (Preface to Dugu and Li Ji in Zhao County), "it is not the intention of the Lord, and it is not a book". Advocate "respecting classics" and "carrying Tao". His masterpieces have been handed down from ancient times. And poetry. The original collection has been lost, and later generations have compiled four volumes of Collected Works of Uncle Li.