Okbong Paek Kwang-hun(玉峯 白光勳), who belonged to Three-tang School as a literary man in the mid Chosun Dynasty, wrote the poetry of Tang poetic style. His Tang poetic style was quite different from that of China as follows. He commanded colloquial expressions in his poems, used place names of Chosun, and tended to be conventional in using those of China. He made use of various methods to describe the surroundings realistically. He freed from the formal rhythm of a rigid Chinese poetry style, Jintishi(近體詩), and used not only the rhythm of Yuefushi(樂府詩), a style of Chinese poetry which was mostly about human nature and customs, but also Chinese sounds in a Korean style. The theme of Okbong`s poetry shows that he transcended the anxiety and solitude which stemmed from his life, accepting the reality he faced These characteristics led to a new poetical style of the day.

Okbong Paek Kwang-hun(玉峯 白光勳), who belonged to Three-tang School as a literary man in the mid Chosun Dynasty, wrote the poetry of Tang poetic style. His Tang poetic style was quite different from that of China as follows. He commanded colloquial expressions in his poems, used place names of Chosun, and tended to be conventional in using those of China. He made use of various methods to describe the surroundings realistically. He freed from the formal rhythm of a rigid Chinese poetry style, Jintishi(近體詩), and used not only the rhythm of Yuefushi(樂府詩), a style of Chinese poetry which was mostly about human nature and customs, but also Chinese sounds in a Korean style. The theme of Okbong`s poetry shows that he transcended the anxiety and solitude which stemmed from his life, accepting the reality he faced These characteristics led to a new poetical style of the day.