The Golden Age of China is thought to have been the time of Tang dynasty, between the years 618 and 907. It was a time of reforms and development in art, literature, architecture and others areas.
The Tang dynasty or T'ang, governed China from the year 618 to 907 A.D. It's first emperor was Li Yuan, he first controlled China's eastern plain and later added most of North and South China. During the early 8th Century this dynasty reached a golden age specially in arts. The dynasty's wealth and power made it possible for Major imperial ceremonies to revive, elaborating ancient orchestras and dancing companies. The art that flourished the most was poetry, past verses were used and refined and new ones were developed. Painting, sculpture and pottery were very important as well in this dynasty.
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