Qu Yuan wrote a good sentence for his son, what are the famous sentences written by Qu Yuan

I like the most popular sentence in "Lisao": "But the grass and trees are scattered, and I am afraid of the twilight of beauty." It reflects the poet's helpless state of mind when he is old and decrepit.

Due to the sharp contradictions between Qu Yuan and the decaying aristocratic group of Chu in domestic and foreign affairs, the king of Chu listened to slander and exiled Qu Yuan. During Qu Yuan's exile, the monarch of Chu killed Qin, and the Qin general Bai Qi attacked Yingdu, Qu Yuan was sad and indignant, and decided to die to sacrifice his political ideals, so he sank himself in the Miluo River. Before he died, he gave his 13 authentic poetry manuals to his sister, who came to see him, and instructed his sister to keep his poetry collection!

Hundreds of years have passed, and no one can say where Qu Yuan's authentic handbook is.

Qu Yuan wrote a big famous sentence as follows:

1. The road is long, and I will go up and down to seek. - Qu Yuan's "Lisao".

2, Gaolan was pathed, and Silu gradually. The Zhanzhan River is full of water, and there is a maple on it. The eyes are extremely thousand, and the heart is sad. The soul goes to return and mourns Jiangnan. - Qu Yuan, "The Conjuring".

3. I can't change my mind and follow the vulgar, I will be sad and end up poor. - Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci".

4. Compare life with heaven and earth, and shine with the sun and moon. - Qu Yuan.

5. Changtai rested to cover up the tears and mourn the difficulties of people's livelihood. - Qu Yuan's "Lisao".

6. Sadness and sadness parting, happy and happy new acquaintances. - Qu Yuan.

7. The ruler is short; Inch long. There is a shortage of money; Wisdom is unknown. - Qu Yuan.

8. I also have the good heart of my heart, although I have not regretted it after nine deaths. - Qu Yuan. Tight socks roll.

9. The world is turbid, and people's hearts cannot be described as bad. - Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci".

10. Do not say anything and do not resign, and take the wind back to carry the cloud flag. Sadness and sadness are parting, and happiness is new to each other. - Qu Yuan's "Nine Songs, Shao Si Life".

11, Hu Jiangli and Bi Zhixi, Su Qiulan thought it was admired. - Qu Yuan's "Lisao".

12, the queen Jiashu, orange and obedient. Zhiyu was ordered not to move, and gave birth to the southern country. It is deeply rooted and difficult to follow, and it is even more ambitious. - Qu Yuan.

13, 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. - Qu Yuan, "The Conjuring".

14. May the year be thankful and be friends with the elders. - Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci".

15, sad, autumn is angry! Bleak, the grass and trees shake off and decay. - Qu Yuan, "Chu Ci".

Qu Yuan's most famous sentence is Lu Manman's cultivation of far-reaching, I will go up and down and seek.

From the pre-Qin Qu Yuan's "Lisao", which means that the road ahead is far and long, and I will talk about the pursuit of ideals in the upper and lower auspicious halls. This sentence shows the poet's courage and determination in his unremitting pursuit of truth, and reflects the poet's spirit of perseverance and never giving up and his noble quality of unswervingness.

Lisao is a poem of "Qu Yuan's political career biography". Narrative in a romantic and lyrical form is its main style. The flexible interspersing and transformation of the three rhetorical techniques of fu, bi and xing is the biggest feature of his language use.

It expresses the idea that in order to make the Chu State strong, it is necessary to implement the idea of American politics. It expresses the dissatisfaction and unrepentance after the failure of the implementation of US politics and the firm belief in continuing to implement US policy. expressed the loyalty of the king of Chu who would rather die than rebel against the king of Chu if he had no chance to do the good government again.

About the Author:

Qu Yuan (about 340 B.C.-278 B.C.), surnamed Mi, Qu Shi, Mingping, Ziyuan, also from Yun Mingzheng, Zijun, was born in Zigui, Danyang, Chu (now Yichang, Hubei), a poet and politician of Chu during the Warring States Period. 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.

He is a great patriotic poet in Chinese history, the founder of Chinese romantic literature, the founder and representative writer of "Chu Ci", opened up the tradition of "vanilla beauty", and is known as the "ancestor of Chu Ci".

According to legend, the day when Qu Yuan committed suicide by throwing himself into the river was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, that is, the Dragon Boat Festival. The Dragon Boat Festival was originally a festival for the Chinese people to get rid of diseases and prevent epidemics. Before the Spring and Autumn Period in the Wuyue area, there was a custom of holding tribal totem sacrifices in the form of dragon boat races on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.

Later, because Qu Yuan died on this day, it evolved into a traditional festival for the Chinese to commemorate Qu Yuan.