Tao Yuanming, Choi Chi-won, Late Tang Poets, Contentment in Poverty and Pursuit of the Way, Reclusiveness and Nature, Indirect Reception. This paper primarily explores the reception of Tao Yuanming, a Chinese poet of the Eastern Jin period, by Choi Chi-won, a scholar from the late Silla period. The two poets share many similarities in their life experiences, spiritual pursuits, and poetic creations, which are reflected in Choi Chi-won's poetry. Previous research indicates that Choi Chi-won had multiple pathways of indirect reception of Tao Yuanming’s works. This study aims to analyze Choi Chi-won’s reception of Tao Yuanming from a new perspective. Choi Chi-won, who studied in the Tang Dynasty as a foreign student, interacted with many contemporary literati, thereby inevitably being influenced by their poetic styles. This paper will examine the process of poetic exchange between Choi Chi-won and late Tang poets such as Zhang Qiao, Du Xunhe, and Luo Yin, exploring Tao Yuanming’s influence on late Tang poets and ultimately investigating Choi Chi-won’s reception of Tao Yuanming. Understanding Choi Chi-won’s reception of Tao Yuanming will contribute to the study of the transmission of Tao Yuanming’s literature in Korea and the reception of Chinese classical literature by Choi Chi-won.