Xiu Yuan has a long road, and I will go up and down. -the warring States period. Qu Yuan. & gt
The world is turbid and I am alone, everyone is drunk and I am alone. -the warring States period. Qu yuan & gt
I am still full of kindness. Although I died nine times, I don't regret it-Qu Yuan & gt
The old horse crouches, aiming at thousands of miles; Martyrs are full of courage in their twilight years-Three Kingdoms. Caogt
Qu Yuan on the River is an ancient prose, which is the work of Qu Yuan, a poet of Chu State in the Warring States Period, in his later years. It is divided into five paragraphs. The first paragraph describes the contradiction between his lofty ideal and reality, and expounds the basic reasons for his trip; The second paragraph describes the experiences and feelings along the way; The third paragraph describes the scene of being alone in the mountains after entering Xupu; In the fourth paragraph, I linked my own experience with that of some loyal people in history, further demonstrating my political stance. The fifth paragraph criticizes the political darkness of Chu, and only when the wicked are in power can talents be persecuted. The whole poem organically combines scenery with lyricism, and skillfully uses metaphors and symbols, which embodies the poet's superb artistic level. I liked this strange costume when I was young, but it will last forever when I am old. Cui Wei, far away from the earth with long hairpins, wears clouds on his head. Admired by the bright moon. The world is turbid, I don't know more, but we ignore it. Driving a green Qiuchi, Chonghua and I swam in our garden. Climb Kunlun Mountain to eat Yu Ying, live with heaven and earth, and shine with the sun and the moon. I don't know anything about mourning for foreigners in the south, but I am more helpful to Jiang Xiang.
Li Sao is the masterpiece of Songs of the South, with 373 sentences. It is the first autobiographical lyric poem written by China himself. Coquettish, wind refers to the national style in The Book of Songs, and Sao refers to Qu Yuan's Li Sao in The Songs of the South, which is used as a general term for literature by later generations. The "national style" in Li Sao and the Book of Songs is collectively called "Sao". Li Sao is a work of Qu Yuan in his later years. According to statistics, there are 66 views on the meaning of the proposition of Lisao, and the most credible one is Ban Gu's theory of "leaving worries behind".
The famous saying "I am alone in the turbid water in the world, and everyone is drunk and I wake up alone" comes from Qu Yuan's Fisherman in the Warring States Period. Author: Qu Yuan Time: During the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan was released, swimming in the river beach and singing by the Ze River; Haggard and haggard. When the fisherman saw this, he asked, "Isn't this son Dr. San Lv's?" Why is this happening? Qu Yuan said: "The world is cloudy, I am alone, everyone is drunk, and I am alone." The fisherman said: "A saint can communicate with the world without indulging in things. The world is muddy, why not spit its mud and make waves? Everyone is drunk, why not feed the bad ones? Why is he thoughtful and holding high? Qu Yuan said: "I heard that the new bather plays the crown, and the new bather shakes his clothes and looks at it with his own body." What about those who accept things? "I'd rather go to Xiangliu and be buried in the belly of a river fish, but can I cover the secular dust with white?" The fisherman walked away with a smile. The song says: "the water of the surging waves is clear, so you can hold my tassel;" The water in the rough waves is turbid, so you can lick my feet. "Then go, no longer use words.