What were the three perfections valued from the tang to the ming dynasty?

From the Tang to the Ming dynasties, the three perfections valued in Chinese culture were poetry, calligraphy, and painting. These art forms were seen as interconnected expressions of the scholar-artist's inner self and intellect. Mastery of these disciplines was a mark of cultural refinement and a way to achieve social status. They played a crucial role in the literati culture, emphasizing the importance of artistic expression in Chinese society.