expressed the idea that to make Chu strong, it is necessary to carry out American politics. He expressed his dissatisfaction and remorse after failing to carry out the American government and his firm belief in continuing to carry out the American government. He expressed his loyalty that he would rather die than betray the king of Chu if he had no chance to do American politics again.
Qu Yuan is rich in knowledge, "knowing how to control chaos and being skillful in rhetoric", and he has lofty ideals. At home, he advocates cultivating the statutes and appointing talented people, and at abroad, he advocates uniting with Qin. The die-hards in the aristocratic group of Chu constantly attacked and squeezed out Qu Yuan, which made his political ideal of fighting for it all his life unfulfilled. He used poetry to pour out his sad thoughts and lingering emotions.
Li Sao is a magnificent poem that Qu Yuan has cast with his ideals, experiences, pains, enthusiasm and even his whole life, in which the poet's distinctive personality shines, which is the first time in the history of China literature. The creation of Li Sao is rooted in reality and full of fantasy. Ancient myths and legends are widely used in the poem, and through extremely rich imagination and association, and extravagant description, real figures, historical figures and mythical figures are intertwined, and the earth and the kingdom of heaven, the human world and the dreamland are intertwined, forming a magnificent, strange and colorful fantasy world, thus producing a strong artistic charm. The metaphor of "vanilla beauty" is widely used in the poem, which vividly shows the abstract consciousness and complex realistic relationship.