The whole mourning poem can be divided into three parts. The first part is about the memory and mourning of Yingdu. With his own personal experience, the poet recalled the beauty and prosperity of Ying capital and expressed his deep attachment and yearning for his hometown. The second part tells the history of the fall of Ying Capital and the decline of Chu State. The poet described in detail the invasion of Ying capital and the suffering and struggle of Chu people in the war by flashback, which showed the poet's anxiety and grief about the fate of the country.
The third part expresses the poet's worries about the future of the country and his sadness about his own destiny. The poet knows that Chu has declined, but he still sticks to his beliefs and ideals, hoping to make contributions to the country, and at the same time expresses his helplessness and sorrow for his fate.
In the poem "Ai", Qu Yuan uses flashbacks to combine personal feelings with feelings of home and country, and tells the history of the fall of Ying capital and the decline of Chu State with his own personal experience as a clue. This structural arrangement not only makes the emotional expression of poetry more profound and vivid, but also shows Qu Yuan's anxiety and grief over the fate of the country. In addition, many symbols and metaphors are used in poetry, such as "mourning", "breaking" and "Nagato", which enhance the artistic expression and appeal of poetry.
Enlightenment from mourning:
1. bereavement makes us realize the close relationship between the rise and fall of a country and personal destiny. In Mourning for the Past, Qu Yuan expressed his anxiety and grief over the fate of the country by telling the history of the fall of Ying Capital and the decline of Chu State. This makes us realize that the fate of individuals and the development of the country are inseparable. Only when the country is prosperous can individuals develop better.
This poem inspires us to cherish the present and pursue progress. In mourning, the poet expressed his deep attachment and yearning for his homeland, as well as his worries about the future of the country and his sorrow for his own destiny. This makes us realize that only by cherishing the present and constantly pursuing progress and development can we better face the challenges of the future.
This poem also inspires us to stick to our beliefs and ideals. In mourning, the poet insisted on his beliefs and ideals, hoping to make contributions to the country. This makes us realize that only by adhering to our beliefs and ideals can we maintain confidence and courage in the predicament and finally realize our own value.
This poem inspires us to face difficulties and challenges bravely. In Mourning for the Past, the poet tells the history of the fall of Ying Capital and the decline of Chu State, and expresses personal helplessness and sadness in the predicament. This makes us realize that only by bravely facing difficulties and challenges can we grow and develop in adversity.