What are Qu Yuan s poems, please thank you

I still know a little about Qu Yuan's poems, let's talk about the specifics.

Every year, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China, will have some traditional customs and habits, and will also have a unique food culture, but you must know that every festival in China actually has its own meaning. For the Dragon Boat Festival, in fact, the first meaning we know is to commemorate the great poet Qu Yuan of our country. Qu Yuan is a very good poet, he left a lot of excellent works for our descendants, and now many works are compulsory subjects in middle and high school textbooks, so that many students sigh about it.

The poem Lisao is actually a masterpiece of Qu Yuan, and there are many famous sentences in this poem that are well known to many descendants. Now the poem Lisao has been added to high school textbooks and has become a compulsory poem in the college entrance examination, which proves the importance of this poem. Secondly, we also know that Qu Yuan was a very great person, and in the past, many people wrote some poems to praise Qu Yuan in honor of him.

Such a poem and the Dragon Boat Festival were actually created to commemorate Qu Yuan, and they were also created to express an emotion for the Dragon Boat Festival. There is a very famous verse in this poem, which is called the death of the country, and the death of the present, leaving only the world behind. According to this poem, we can find that this poet expressed his regret for Qu Yuan, and secondly, in the second game, he also expressed an appreciation for Qu Yuan's excellent works.

Qu Yuan himself is a very great poet, he has also left a lot of excellent works for our descendants, and under his influence, there are also many excellent poets who have created excellent works, the purpose is to commemorate him. Every year when it comes to the Dragon Boat Festival, it is a time for many people to commemorate Qu Yuan, and when it comes to the Dragon Boat Festival, we all pick up the appreciation and longing for Qu Yuan again.

I know a lot, including "Lisao", "Tianwen", "Nine Songs: National Martyrdom", "Nine Songs: Mrs. Xiang", and "Buju".

1. The road is long, and I will go up and down to seek.

2. The bird flies against the hometown, and the fox will die on the first hill.

3. Sadness and sadness parting, happy and happy new acquaintances.

4. The world is turbid and unclear: the cicada wings are heavy, and the thousand jun are light; The yellow bell was destroyed, and the tile kettle thundered; The slanderer is high, and the wise man is nameless.

5. The whole world is turbid, I am alone, everyone is drunk, and I am sober.

From junior high school to high school, there are at least five of them, and this is still his most classic and widely circulated poem, and the rest we have not been exposed to much is still very much.

Qu Yuan left behind the famous literary Lisao, Chu Ci, Qu Yuan was a patriotic poet, because the country was ruined, so he finally threw himself into the Miluo River and died.

1. Qu Yuan's works, according to the proofreading of Liu Xiang, Liu Xin and his sons, and Wang Yi's annotations, have 25 articles, namely 1 article of "Lisao", 1 article of "Tianwen", 11 articles of "Nine Songs", 9 articles of "Nine Chapters", and 1 article each of "Far Travel", "Buju" and "Fisherman". According to Sima Qianyu in "Historical Records: The Biography of Qu Yuan", there is also 1 article of "The Conjuring".

2. Some scholars believe that "The Great Move" is also Qu Yuan's work; However, some people suspect that the following chapters of "Far Travel" and some chapters in "Nine Chapters" are not written by Qu Yuan. According to Mr. Guo Moruo's research, a total of 23 works of Qu Yuan have been handed down. Among them, there are 11 articles in "Nine Songs", 9 articles in "Nine Chapters", and one article each in "Lisao", "Tianwen" and "Conjuring".

1. The road is long, and I will go up and down to seek. From: Qu Yuan "Lisao".

2. The bird flies against the hometown, and the fox must be the first wild hill when it dies. From: Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci".

3. Sadness and sadness parting, happy and happy to bury new acquaintances. From: Qu Yuan, "Nine Songs, Shao Si Ming".

4. The world is turbid and unclear: the cicada wings are heavy, and the thousand jun are light; The yellow bell was destroyed, and the tile kettle thundered; The slander is high, and the wise man is nameless. From: Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci".

5, the fall of Mulan in the morning, the fall of autumn chrysanthemum in the evening From: Qu Yuan "Lisao".

6. The soul returns! Go to the king's constant work, what is the Quartet? The pleasure of giving up the king, and leaving the other is ominous. From: Qu Yuan "The Conjuring".

7. The saint is not stagnant in things, but can move with the world. From: Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci: The Fisherman".

Lisao", "Nine Chapters", "Nine Songs" and "Tianwen" are Qu Yuan's most important masterpieces. "Lisao" is the longest lyric poem in China. The works of Qu Yuan seen in later generations are all from the "Chu Ci" collected by Liu Xiang of the Western Han Dynasty.

This book is mainly Qu Yuan's works, including one article of "Lisao", eleven articles of "Nine Songs" ("Donghuang Taiyi", "Yunzhongjun", "Xiangjun", "Xiang Lady", "Da Si Ming", "Shao Si Ming", "Dong Jun", "Hebo", "Mountain Ghost", "National Martyrdom", "Rite Soul"), nine chapters and nine articles ("Cherish Recitation", "Shijiang", "Lamentation", "Drawing Thoughts", "Huaisha", "Si Meiren", "Cherish the Past", "Ode to Orange", "Sadness Returning to the Wind"), Tianwen" and so on.