In 763, the Silk Road continued to facilitate cultural exchange between the East and West, impacting trade, art, and literature. This network of trade routes connected Baghdad with regions such as China and Persia, allowing for the flow of ideas, goods, and artistic influences. The cultural interactions along the Silk Road enriched the literary traditions of the regions involved.

The cultural exchange along the Silk Road influenced poets by introducing diverse themes, styles, and forms from different cultures. Poets began to incorporate elements from various traditions into their works, leading to a rich tapestry of poetic expression that reflected the interconnectedness of the world during this period.