Many people have always thought that Lu You wrote the most poems in China. He lived to be 85 years old and wrote nearly ten thousand poems, one every three days on average. In fact, the person who wrote the most poems in China was Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. According to The Concise Catalogue of Si Ku Quan Shu, there are actually four sets of Qianlong Imperial Poems, including the first set of 4 150 poems, the second set of 8,490 poems and the third set of 65,490 poems. The total number of four episodes exceeds 34 160. This is included. Some of his poems are not included in his Collection of Imperial Poems. How many poems did Emperor Qianlong write in his life? There are 39,340 poems and 43,000 poems. These two figures, no matter which one is right, are far higher than the total amount of poems written by Lu You, the runner-up of prolific poets in history. Therefore, Emperor Qianlong is a well-deserved champion of high-yield poetry creation, far ahead of Yu Yajun. All the poems of all the poets in the Tang Dynasty combined, no one wrote more than Emperor Qianlong. With such amazing output, Emperor Qianlong was not just China. And he writes the most poems in the world. It's really hard to write so many poems for the elderly in Qianlong all my life, but none of them are remembered or recited by future generations. No one has ever included the emperor who wrote the most poems in any version of China's poetry history. This is a miracle and a joke. Ganlong himself has reached a considerable degree of sinicization, with poetry and songs, piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, and everything. But his achievements.