What is the image of Shan Gui in the poem Shan Gui? Shan Gui's emotional change track?

Shan Gui's image "Shan Gui" uses Shan Gui's inner monologue to create a beautiful, frank and infatuated girl image. The plot of the whole poem is simple: the heroine and her lover agreed to meet at a place one day, and although the journey was difficult, she arrived happily, but her lover did not arrive as scheduled; When the storm came, she waited for her lover and forgot to go home, but her lover didn't come at last; It was getting late, and when she returned to her residence, she felt sad and sad in the storm and the singing of apes. The whole poem is intertwined with fantasy and reality, full of romanticism. Through the combination of man and God, the author created a beautiful image of Shan Gui: she wore banyan, Lolita, Shi Lan and Du Heng, rode a red leopard-drawn Xinyi car, with a flag woven by cassia twig in it, and a patterned flower cat beside her ... Her clothes, food, shelter and travel all had strong divinity and wildness, which was commensurate with Shan Gui's identity. However, Shan Gui's appearance, posture and emotional changes are all manifestations of normal people. She lamented that youth could not last forever. If you don't come, you will feel sad and lonely ... This image creation of the unity of God and man is a consistent method in Qu Yuan's poems. The first section describes the beauty of [Shan Gui] from various aspects. The word "if someone" accurately conveys the sense that [Shan Gui] gives people a sense of wandering and wandering. Shan Gui's costumes, such as "Raised by Li Xi", "Xinyiche meets your flag in the west" and "Raised by Shi Lan Xi Du Heng", not only vividly depict Shan Gui's image as the biological daughter of the mountain god and the forest god, but also imply the beauty of her appearance and soul, which is also the embodiment of Qu Yuan's skill of derby grass. "It's embarrassing and funny. My son likes to be gentle." [Shan Gui] These two sudden boasting are like an actor's first appearance on the stage, and its beautiful image makes readers shine. It is worth noting that Shan Gui's appearance is not described in detail here, but the beauty of her expression is praised through her lover's mouth. This can't help but remind people of the description of the beauty of Shuo in the Book of Songs: "Soft hands, coagulated skin, collar like dragonfly, teeth like rhinoceros, head nodding, eyebrows smiling, eyes looking forward." The first few words are ugly. This poem in Shan Gui has the same effect, what's more, it was written by Shan Gui's lover! It seems that we can see that [Shan Gui] is filled with joy when he thinks of his lover's praise on the way to the appointment, and he is even more eager to see his lover at this time. In order to meet her lover, she also specially prepared a gift: "I am so happy that I can't forget it." The second part describes Shan Gui anxiously waiting for her lover at the appointed place, showing her gentle and spoony character. The sky changed and it began to rain. Because I haven't met my lover, [Shan Gui] doesn't want to go home. The sentence "Be careful when you are old" describes the psychology of women in ancient and modern times: the only thing that can make them feel gratified and relieved is their lover's appreciation and love for the passage of time that always threatens their youthful appearance; What if my lover is not around? Naturally, the face is dim and has no luster. This psychological description makes the image of [Shan Gui] more ordinary and makes people feel that she is kind and lovely. Similar expressions are also common in later poems, such as "walking and walking again" in Nineteen Ancient Poems, which says that "thinking about the monarch makes people old and the years are getting late". In the long wait, [Shan Gui] couldn't help wondering why he didn't come for the appointment. "I can't be idle when you miss me" is not only an excuse for your lover, but also a self-forgiveness sentence. In the third part, I wrote that my lover didn't come, and Shan Gui began to wonder. With the complete disillusionment of hope, [Shan Gui] can't help feeling resentful towards his lover. Praise the beauty and nobility of [Shan Gui] with "people in the mountains smell Du Ruo and drink pine and cypress in the shade of rock springs"; "You think I'm suspicious" comes from "You think I can't be idle". At this time, [Shan Gui's patience has reached the extreme, and she can't help but think the worst; It was dark, thunder rumbled, it rained heavily, apes screamed, and the wind rustled in the Woods. All these make [Shan Gui] feel lonely and desolate. How can she not complain? "Thinking about you will only make me sad in vain!" The emotional clues of this poem are clear, and accordingly, the poet is good at setting off and rendering the heroine's emotional changes with the help of scenery description, which is particularly obvious in the second and third sections. In the second season, seeing that my lover didn't arrive as scheduled, [Shan Gui] cast a shadow over his happy mood, and the weather was also "flickering, and the east wind was raining"; In the third season, when the lover finally didn't arrive, [Shan Gui] was infinitely sad, and the wind and rain became more violent, mixed with the groans of apes.