The rise of landscape poetry is related to the natural environment. In the Mid-Tang Dynasty, poets lived in a villa near the official housing and visited temples to seek a spiritual home, and composed landscape poetry. This paper does not aim to study any individual case of landscape poetry, and instead, analyzes the custom of living in the villa and visiting temples in the Mid-Tang Dynasty. Thus in these two types of poetry, the author found that in addition to the landscape scenery description, there is also a style and economic activity in villa poetry, while temple poetry includes monasteries and Buddhist terminology, as well as the visitation to temples in pursuit of a monastic life and celestial beings. Landscape poems have literary value and provide researchers with a valuable reference.