Tang Yin wrote Falling Flowers Poems several times in his life, and each version differs in the number of poems copied, the content, and the calligraphic style. Known examples are now held by the Princeton University Art Museum, the Liaoning Provincial Museum, and the National Art Museum of China. This piece is one of Tang Yin's representative surviving calligraphic works, probably written in his early years. The brushwork is rounded, graceful, elegant, free, refined, and gentle.