Wang Bo 王勃

王勃（649或650-676或675年），唐代诗人。汉族，字子安。绛州龙门（今山西河津）人。王勃与于龙以诗文齐名，并称"王于"，亦称"初唐二杰"。王勃也与杨炯、卢照邻、骆宾王齐名，齐称"初唐四杰"，其中王勃是"初唐四杰"之冠。
Wang Bo (649 or 650-676 or 675), of the Han nationality with his courtesy name being Zi'an, was a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. He was born in Longmen, Jiangzhou (what is now Hejin, Shanxi province). Wang Bo was as famous as Yu Long in terms of poetry, so they were known as Wang-Yu or the Two Literary Eminences in the Early Tang Dynasty. Wang Bo was also the head of the "Four Literary Eminences in the Early Tang Dynasty", with the other three poets being Yang Jiong, Lu Zhaolin and Luo Binwang.
主要成就："初唐四杰"之冠
Major achievement：head of the Four Literary Eminences in the Early Tang Dynasty
代表作品：《滕王阁序》；《杜少府之任蜀州》
Representative works: Tengwangge Xu (Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng) and Du Shaofu Zhiren Shuzhou (Farewell to Vice-prefect Du Setting Out for His Official Post in Shu Prefecture)