Two. Jie Jun's pure, independent and unyielding lyric hero image. Li Sao is the lyrics of Qu Yuan's autobiography. His noble birth, lofty ideals, Jie Jun's pure, independent and indomitable personality and unusually strong feelings constitute the perfect image of the lyric hero, which is the life of the enterprise. This painting has symbolic spiritual essence and lyrical expression.
3。 Compared with technology, expansion. Compared with Qu Yuan, a pioneer in technology, The Book of Songs has great inheritance and expansion. The richer metaphor of Lisao is the combination of the whole poem, and more importantly, it compares the artistic realm of investment and financial management with the Book of Songs in different light. This is a symbolic metaphor. Li Sao in The Book of Songs, with its concern for children and lyrical expression, has formed a famous vanilla beauty prop in history, and on this basis, it has had a far-reaching impact on Chinese literary tradition.
4。 The structure and features of language.
1。 The poet of this poem is loyal to his feelings and pursues lofty ideals. His spiritual home revolves around the center, and he does not regret the layout of the article. The whole poem is divided into two parts, and the lyric of the real part and the imaginary part is written thoroughly. The latter is full of fantastic descriptions, poems and ups and downs of thoughts and feelings.
The terminology of form and language, Qu Yuan, expresses Bai Xin's language and literature with loose rhyme, and the length of sentences needs to learn the form of prose brushwork, a folk song. At the same time, he began to build a record full-length masterpiece. The semi-expression of the poet Li Sao's ideological activities is usually set as the question and answer of the subject and object, and the description of the layout, which has formed the Han Dynasty's long fu with great influence in later generations. Li Sao is rich in language, with animals and plants emerging one after another and disyllabic feet everywhere. Poets also absorbed dialects into their poems to enhance the regional characteristics of Chu Ci.