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Qu Yuan was excluded, couldn't live anymore, jumped into the river and died.

Qu Yuan advocated the alliance of Chu and Qi to resist the Qin State, but due to his upright personality and the exclusion of others, he was gradually alienated by King Huai of Chu and expelled from Yingdu. Later, King Huai of Chu did not listen to Qu Yuan's dissuasion, insisted on entering Qin, was detained, and died in Qin. After King Chu Qingxiang ascended the throne, he was mediocre and unreasonable, listened to Yin Zilan's slander, and expelled Qu Yuan again.

The Qin soldiers went south and broke through the Chu capital, and Qu Yuan, in despair and grief, threw himself into the Miluo River and died.

A brief introduction to the story of Qu Yuan's throwing into the river is as follows:

When Qu Yuan held the post of Sanlu Doctor in the Chu State, he advocated internal reform and external fighting to resist Qin, but this idea violated the interests of the nobility and was slandered. And King Chu Huai listened to the slander and gradually alienated Qu Yuan. Later, when the state of Qin attacked the state of Chu, Qu Yuan wrote a letter to the king of Chu, persuading him to join forces with the state of Qi to fight against Qin, but was slandered by the villain, and the king of Chu Huai no longer believed in Qu Yuan.

In the end, the capital of Chu Hail Bridge was breached by Qin, and Qu Yuan, believing that the world had fallen into darkness, was overwhelmed with grief, and committed suicide by throwing himself into the river on the fifth day of the fifth month of the fifth month. After people learned the news of Qu Yuan's suicide, they salvaged Qu Yuan's body and threw rice balls into the river, hoping to feed the fish and turtles in the river, so that they would not bite Qu Yuan.

The story of Qu Yuan's surrender to the river is as follows:Because Qu Yuan was unwilling to live with the crowd, on the fifth day of the fifth month of the fifth month of May in 278 BC, he finally committed suicide by jumping into the Miluo River with a large stone in his arms. The nearby croppers, when they got this letter, rowed boats to save Qu Yuan.

But there is a vast ocean, where is Qu Yuan's shadow. Everyone fished on the Miluo River for a long time, but they did not find Qu Yuan's body. The fisherman was very uncomfortable, he faced the river and sprinkled the rice in the bamboo tube, which was considered to be dedicated to Qu Yuan.

Spirit. Qu Yuan loved the motherland and struggled all his life to achieve the stability and strength of the motherland, until he committed suicide by throwing himself into the Miluo River and was martyred for the country. Later, he used "Qu Yuan Shenjiang", "Shenjiang" and "Toumi" as a metaphor for those who were worried about the country and the people and sacrificed their lives for the danger of the country.

Qu Yuan's patriotic spirit is concentrated in poems such as "Lisao". His poems are large, rich in content, and beautiful in language, and have had a great influence on the development of Chinese poetry. Qu Yuan's patriotic spirit and artistic creation are a huge spiritual heritage in China and even in the world.

From ancient times to the present, every year on the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar, people in the world make zongzi and wear five-color silk and practice leaves, and hold dragon boat races and other activities to commemorate this great patriotic poet.