Qu Yuan s Words Content, Qu Yuan s Poetry Qu Yuan s Introduction

Nine Songs: The Great Priest's Order.

Original text]: Open the gate of heaven widely, and take advantage of the clouds;

Let the wind be the forerunner, and make the rain [1] sprinkle dust;

Jun Hui Xiangxi below [2], over [3] empty mulberry from the female [4];

The total number of people in Kyushu, He Shou is in Yu [5];

Fly high and soar, ride the clear air to resist yin and yang;

I am at the same speed as Jun Xi, and the nine pits of the emperor's Xi [6];

The spirit clothes were quilted [7], and the jade was separated;

One yin and one yang, everyone doesn't know what to do;

folded Ma Xi Yaohua [9], will be left with the widow [10];

The old man is extreme, but he is not careful[11] and the closer he is, the more sparse he is;

Riding the dragon and galloping into the sky[12];

The knotted laurel branches are extended, and the more sorrowful Qiang becomes;

Sorrowful, may there be no loss now[13];

What is the difference between the lives of those who are solidified [14]?

Translation]: The gate of the heavenly palace was opened, and I rode the black clouds of abundance.

Order the whirlwind to open the way in front of you, summoning a torrential rain to wash away the dusty road.

You swirl and fly down, and I follow you over the empty mulberry mountain.

With such a vast and populous world, why is it up to me to live long and short?

We fly slowly in the sky, riding on the clear qi and harnessing the yin and yang qi.

I greet the Great God with you and you respectfully and guide the Great God into the world.

The divine clothes on his body fluttered in the wind, and the jade pendant on his waist was bright and dazzling.

Heaven and earth are changing, and everyone is completely unaware of what I am doing.

Break off the white flowers that are as sparse as jade, and give them to those who are separated from them.

Gradually, we will grow old and grow old, and if you are no longer close, you will be more alienated.

You ride the dragon chariot with the sound of the chariot and fly high into the air.

The braided laurel branches have stood there for a long time, and the more I miss them, the more sorrowful I feel.

What can I do with sorrow, I hope that it will never be consumed like my current feelings.

The length of human life is fixed, whether it is separation or combination, who can dominate it?

Notes: 1]: Pronounced "frozen".

2]: sound "protection".

3]: The sound "Yu", crossed.

4]: Tong "you".

5]: Pronounced "Yu".

6]: The sound of "Gang", Yitong "Gang", the ridge, the highland, the nine pit is the nine Gang, the pronoun of Kyushu.

7]: Pass "phi".

8]: sound "Yu".

9]: Tong "flower", the ancient sound "dress".

10]: The sound "not".

11]: Sound "dip".

12]: sound "listen".

13]: Phonic "Branch".

14]: The sound is "hu".

Qu Yuan was a great poet and statesman during the Warring States period of China, and he wrote many famous works. The following are some of Qu Yuan's representative words and their brief explanations:

Lisao: This is Qu Yuan's most famous work and one of the treasures of ancient Chinese literature. "Lisao" depicts Qu Yuan's exile and spiritual distress, borrowing rich metaphors and imagery to express his deep affection for the motherland, his reflection on political reality, and his reflection on his personal fate.

Tianwen: This work is Qu Yuan's reflection on the universe and the existence of life, and raises a series of philosophical questions. The poem expresses the author's thoughts on the meaning of life and the relationship between man and the universe by observing celestial phenomena and exploring the mysteries of the universe.

Cherish Recitation": This poem expresses Qu Yuan's nostalgia for his deceased friends, and expresses his feelings about the fleeting nature of time and the impermanence of personnel. With a sad artistic conception and deep emotion, the lyrics make people feel the author's cherishing of friendship.

The Fisherman: This poem expresses the yearning for tranquility, freedom and nature by depicting a fisherman singing by the river. With a simple and natural artistic conception and a relaxed and cheerful rhythm, the lyrics show the author's yearning and pursuit of pastoral life.

Seven Exhortations: These are the seven exhortations written by Qu Yuan for the monarch. It includes seven works, including "Divination", "Great Move", "Name", "Sin", "Lianheng", "Miscellaneous Words" and "Gods and Monsters".

These words express concern and advice about the political situation in the country in the form of direct exhortation and warning.

In addition to the above-mentioned works, Qu Yuan has many other poems and literary works that deal with topics such as politics, love, nature, philosophy, and more. His lyrics are famous for their powerful and deep emotions, unique thoughts and exquisite artistic expressions, and have had a profound impact on Chinese literature.

1. Qu Yuan's poems: "Lisao", "Tianwen", "Fisherman, Qu Yuan", "Nine Songs, Mrs. Xiang", "Nine Songs, Mountain Ghosts", "Nine Songs, National Martyrdom", "Nine Songs, Donghuang Taiyi", "Nine Songs, Dongjun", "Nine Songs, Hebo", "Nine Songs, Shao Si Ming", "Nine Songs, Da Si Ming".

2. Qu Yuan (c. 340 BC-278 BC), poet and politician of Chu during the Warring States period of China. Born in Zigui, Danyang, Chu State (now Yichang, Hubei). Mi surname, Qu family, name Ping, word original; It is also from the cloud name regular, and the word is even.

A descendant of Qu Bian, the son of Xiong Tong, King of Chuwu. As a teenager, he was well-educated, well-informed, and ambitious. In his early years, he was trusted by King Chu Huai, and served as a leftist disciple and a doctor in Sanlu, and was also in charge of domestic and foreign affairs.

He advocated "American politics", advocated the internal promotion of meritocracy, the cultivation of the law, and the external force to unite to resist Qin. Because he was excluded and slandered by the nobles, he was exiled to the northern Han and Yuanxiang valleys. After the state of Chu was defeated by the Qin army, he sank in the Miluo River and martyred the state of Chu.