Inheritance: the inheritance of Qu Yuan's poems
The inheritance of Qu Yuan's poems occupies an important position in the history of China literature. His Lisao is one of the treasures of China's ancient literature and is known as "the source of China's romantic poetry". In the history of China literature, many poets were influenced by Qu Yuan, including Li Bai, Du Fu and Xin Qiji.
Li Bai was a famous poet in China in the Tang Dynasty. His poems are unique in style and full of romanticism. Natural landscapes such as mountains and rivers, the moon, flowers and plants often appear in his poems, which are common elements in Qu Yuan's poems. Du Fu was also a famous poet in China in the Tang Dynasty. His poems are full of concern for people's sufferings and criticism of social reality, which coincides with Qu Yuan's political ambition and people's feelings in Li Sao.
Xin Qiji is a famous poet in Song Dynasty, and his poems are full of romanticism. His poems often show longing for beautiful things and love for life, which is similar to Qu Yuan's poems.
Innovation: Innovation of Qu Yuan's Poetry
Qu Yuan's poems not only had an important influence on China's literary tradition, but also innovated the forms of expression of poetry in his time.
Duality, metaphor, symbolism and other rhetorical devices are often used in Qu Yuan's poems, which are not common in his poems at that time. His poems often show his love for the natural landscape and care for the people, which is a rare element in his poems at that time.
Qu Yuan's poems often express political aspirations and people's feelings. In Li Sao, he expressed his dissatisfaction with the Zhou Dynasty and his concern for the people's sufferings, which was a rare theme in his poems at that time.