Chinese poem; Chinese-style poem
Refers to poetry written in classical Chinese style, often contrasted with Japanese-style poetry (大和歌). The reading からうた is less common than かんし for 漢詩.
See also: 大和歌
His hobby is composing Chinese poems.
This Chinese poem is said to be the work of Li Bai.
大和歌 refers to classical Japanese poetry (waka), while 唐歌/漢詩 refers to Chinese-style poetry.
Same kanji but read かんし, which is the more common reading for Chinese poetry. からうた is an older or more literary reading.
Standard modern spelling. 漢詩 is also commonly read かんし, but this word specifically refers to the からうた reading.
Historical spelling; 唐 refers to Tang China, and 歌 is used for poetry. Rarely used in modern Japanese.
漢詩 is the standard Sino-Japanese term for poetry in literary Chinese. The reading からうた reflects the older native expression からうた, also written 唐歌, “Chinese poem.”