Tang Yin (1470-1523), the word Bohu, and the word Ziwei, was known as Liu Ru Jushi, the owner of Peach Blossom Temple, Tang Sheng of the State of Lu, and an immortal official who fled to Zen. It is said that he was born in the sixth year of Chenghua, Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty, so he was named Tang Yin. Han nationality, from Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu). He is cynical and talented, and is famous for poetry and poetry. He is called the "Four Talents in Jiangnan" together with Zhu Yunming, Wen Zhengming, and Xu Zhenqing. He is even more famous for his paintings. He is called the "Four Families of Wu Men" together with Shen Zhou, Wen Zhengming, and Qiu Ying.

Tang Yin (yín) was from Jinchang. Born on the fourth day of February in the sixth year of Chenghua (March 6, 1470), he died on the second day of December in the second year of Jiajing (January 7, 1524). Born in a merchant family, his father was Tang Guangde and his mother was Qiu. He was smart since he was a child. When he was in his 20s, his family suffered from successive misfortunes. His parents, wife, and sister passed away one after another, and his family declined. Under the advice of his good friend Zhu Yunming, he devoted himself to studying. At the age of 29, he participated in the Yingtianfu Public Examination and won the first place in "Xie Yuan". At the age of 30, he went to Beijing to take an exam, but was accused of being an official for being implicated in a fraud case in the examination room. After that, he gave up on making progress and made a living selling paintings. In the ninth year of Zhengde (1514), he went to Nanchang for more than half a year at the request of King Zhu Chenhao of Ning. Later, he realized that King Ning was up to evil intentions, so he pretended to be crazy and even ran naked on the street before he could escape. Life was difficult in his later years and died of illness at the age of 54. Although Tang Bohu in history was outstanding in talent, ideals and ambitions, and a talented painter, his cynical and arrogant character could not be tolerated in this society. He had a rough life and finally died in poverty at the age of 54. The final poem he wrote on his deathbed expresses his unforgettable and complex feelings of nostalgia for the world and resentment and weariness of the world: "There will be an end when you are born in the world, but what if you die in the world?" Everything in the world and the world is similar, but we only drift in a foreign land. "When commemorating the 540th anniversary of Tang Yin's birth, couplets writer Chen Zhisui wrote in" Commemorating Tang Yin ":" Painting reaches samadhi/Dream feels like a body.¡»

He is good at landscapes, figures, flowers and birds. In his early years, he learned painting from Zhou Chen, and later learned from Li Tang and Liu Songnian, and changed it. In the paintings, the mountains and ridges are piled up, and they are carved with small axes. They are majestic and steep, with fine brushwork, sparse layout, and beautiful style. Most of the figure paintings are ladies and historical stories. They are inherited from the Tang Dynasty tradition. They have clear and thin lines, bright and elegant colors, beautiful bodies, and accurate shapes. They are also freehand characters, with simple, comprehensive strokes and interesting. His flower-and-bird paintings are good at freehand brushwork in ink and wash, free and casual, and elegant in style. In addition to painting, Tang Yin was also adept at calligraphy, imitating Zhao Mengfu, whose calligraphy style was extraordinary and handsome. There are painting works such as "The Picture of Riding a Donkey Thinking of Returning Home","The Picture of the Sound of the Pine Road","The Picture of Shiming Tea","The Picture of a Prostitute in the Wang Shu Palace","The Picture of Li Duanduan's Falling Records","The Picture of Autumn Wind and Fan","The Picture of Baimei","The Picture of Ku Cha" and "The Picture of the Peak Green on Both Sides of the Taiwan Strait".

Tang Yin was also successful in literature. Works of poetry, including many chronicles, paintings, and poems, to express the wild and aloof mood, as well as the emotion of the world. Slang and proverbs are incorporated into the poetry, which is easy to understand, and the language is shallow and meaningful. He is the author of "The Collection of Liu Ru Jushi", and the Qing Dynasty compiles the "Complete Works of Liu Ru Jushi".