Historical dramas based on Qu Yuan s stories can be written in a modern or ancient version 20

The road is long, I will go up and down and seek" This sentence comes from Qu Yuan's "Lisao", about the writing era, some people think that it was written in the dynasty of King Chu Huai, after the poet was alienated; Some people also believe that it was written in the dynasty of King Xiang of Chu, and the poet put it in the south of the Yangtze River. The jury is still out.

By the way, the way in this verse is generally considered to refer to the path of seeking truth.

The meaning of the whole sentence is that there is still a long way to go in the pursuit of truth, but I will be indomitable and spare no effort to pursue and explore.

The historical drama "Qu Yuan" was written by the modern poet Guo Moruo. "Qu Yuan" not only expresses Qu Yuan's political sentiments and patriotism, but also places the author's own emotions, reaching the emotional resonance of Qu Yuan and Guo Moruo, using the past to satirize the present.

Guo Moruo used the historical drama "Qu Yuan" as a ** to attack the dark reality and praise the bright future, which played a role in fighting the enemy and educating the people in the dark Yunshen society at that time.

Qu Yuan was a great patriotic poet and politician of Chu during the Warring States Period, in the period of political turmoil, Qu Yuan's Chu State was a villain, and the monarch was incompetent, although Qu Yuan had patriotic feelings and political talent, he could not prevent the occurrence of historical tragedy, and finally Qu Yuan died and died in the country. Guo Moruo completed Qu Yuan in 1942, when the imperialist forces were accelerating their invasion of China, and the reactionary forces of the Kuomintang passively resisted the Japanese invasion of China, but instead opposed the Chinese Communist Party. It was against this historical background that Guo Moruo wrote the historical drama "Qu Yuan" to express his anger, praise the noble qualities of the communist fighters who died in the Southern Anhui Incident, and accuse Chiang Kai-shek of his passive resistance policy.

The author links Qu Yuan's great patriotic feelings of "remaining in his heart and failing in the future, and not regretting his death even though he has died nine times" with his own feelings for the devastated motherland, and plays an educational role and political repercussions for the Chinese people.

Act I: Qu Yuan's Family:

Highlighting the writing of "Ode to Orange", through Qu Yuan's writing of "Ode to Orange" and his teachings to Song Yu, Qu Yuan's noble character, strong will, and uprightness are expressed.

This character of Qu Yuan was a tragic character in his time.

Lu Xun believes that tragedy is the destruction of valuable things in life for others to see.

The noble character of Qu Yuan laid the groundwork for the tragic fate that followed.

This scene also points to the appearance of Zhang Yi, which makes the king of Chu face two diplomatic strategies, and at the same time indicates that Qu Yuan is facing two destinies.

Act II: Harem:

Through the Southern Queen, Jin Shang, the official doctor, bribed Zhang Yi and set a trap to frame Qu Yuan, making the drama conflict clear, and tragedy has befallen Qu Yuan.

Qu Yuan was extremely sad and indignant in the face of this blow, but he did not care about personal gains and losses, but warned the king of Chu to think more about the people of Chu and the overall situation of the country, showing Qu Yuan's unswerving loyalty and patriotic enthusiasm, which is the concretization and visualization of the character of "Ode to Orange".

Act III: Qu Yuan's Family:

Writing Ling Yin invited a group of rumors to frame him, saying that Qu Yuan was crazy, and summoning his soul, the public was deceived, Song Yu also began to waver, the people betrayed their relatives, their actions were not understood, and Qu Yuan's grief and anger were stronger than the previous scene.

Act IV: Outside the City;

The drama conflict reached **Qu Yuan ran away from home and ran outside the city, met the King of Chu, Zhang Yi, Nanhou and his party, the conflict was in the case of the two sides facing each other, the drama conflict was in the white-hot stage, although Qu Yuan was humiliated, but he still did not hesitate to pay the price of his own life to admonish the King of Chu, reprimanding Zhang Yi and Nanhou for their ugly behavior, so far Qu Yuan's patriotic spirit has been fully embodied, and the tragedy of Qu Yuan's fate has also deepened.

Act V: Epilogue:

In the face of this unfair fate, Qu Yuan was selfless and fearless, which showed the nobility of his character.

In the fifth act, Qu Yuan's long-suppressed feelings of grief and indignation are vividly expressed in "Ode to Thunder and Lightning", expressing the strong feelings of destroying the dark world and summoning a bright future.