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Li Jiao (Tang dynasty)

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Li Qiao (Chinese: 李峤, 644–713) was a Chinese poet and official born in Shanxi. He had a very successful, but inconsistent, official career, with frequent promotions and demotions. In 707 he was made Duke of Chaoguo, before his retirement in 713.

He is known for a series of 120 poems on objects; 89 of his other works also survive, written in the court style of the period.

There is a contemporary Taiwanese author named Li Qiao, or Li Chiao in Wade-Giles romanization.

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