Qu yuan's evaluation

Qu Yuan not only represents a name, a great man who has been told through the ages, but also represents a deeper meaning-patriotism. For thousands of years, we have commemorated this great man, his outstanding talent, his loyalty to the liver and bravery, and his persistence with no regrets. It can be said that his persistent life is his patriotic life.

In that war-torn era, how did his patriotism show? Let's tell his story. Qu Yuan was born in 339 BC. He was born in a declining aristocratic family in Chu. He used to be a disciple of Chu and a doctor. He is highly valued by the king of Chu. Later, because the traitors were alienated by the king of Chu, they were exiled. Finally, he committed suicide in the depressed Miluo River. It can be said that Qu Yuan's life is dedicated to Chu, that is, to the people. Internally, he actively formulated a new constitution for the sake of Chu's own prosperity and Chu people's getting rid of the dark rule. Externally, in order to make Chu unify the whole country and not be afraid of hard work, the policy of uniting Qi against Qin was put forward. If there is anything that can best express his patriotism. Then there is his later work Li Sao. "I only know an old friend for suffering, and people have to give up. It means that nine days is false, and husband is only spiritual. " At the beginning of this paragraph, he clearly pointed out that "I know there will be trouble in self-advice, but I will endure the pain and not abandon my loyalty." God, you can testify for me. Everything about me shows my loyalty to the king. "After reading these four sentences, I don't need to explain more. What passionate loyalty, what persistent loyalty, heaven as evidence, loyalty can be expressed, a man would rather die for his country, how many people have been able to do this for thousands of years! Li Sao was written in the later period, which shows that Qu Yuan has been alienated by the King of Chu. In that great era when different people have different opinions, who doesn't want their opinions to be adopted and who doesn't want to get ahead among all the talented people, let alone Qu Yuan, who is full of knowledge? In fact, Qu Yuan did not waver. When he was walking in the clouds and was about to travel far away, "I suddenly came to my hometown, and my servant was sad and worried, so I couldn't help it." The poet's eyes suddenly caught a glimpse of the hometown where he was born and raised. That kind of flesh-and-blood relationship, with the burning emotion of * * *, instantly shattered his beautiful yearning for a long trip and made him unable to continue his journey. In this case, even his servants and horses took a sad step. This dramatic emotional turn has pushed the tragic conflict in the poet's inner world to a climax, and the whole poetic speech can't stop there. You may immediately think of the touching scene that the author just expressed in Li Sao, reluctant to part with her hometown and never return. I think this is enough to illustrate its basic role.