A few words of Li Sao.

Li Sao has 373 sentences and 2490 words.

Li Sao is a poem about Qu Yuan's political career. Narration in the form of romance and lyricism is its main style. The flexible alternation of fu, bi and xing is the biggest feature of his language use.

It expresses the idea that if Chu wants to be strong, it must carry out American politics. He expressed his dissatisfaction and remorse after the failure to implement the US government, and his firm belief in continuing to implement the US government. He said that he would rather die than betray the king of Chu if he had no chance to do American politics again.

The expanded materials of Li Sao were written in Chu Huaiwang in 245 years (305 BC and 304 BC), and two or three years after Qu Yuan was released to the Northern Han Dynasty. The land of northern Han is the northern part of a section where the Hanshui River bends eastward and flows eastward. Today's Tianmen, Yingcheng, Jingshan and Yunmeng counties are the Yunmeng in the northern Han Dynasty. For sixteen years, Huai Wangwan drafted a constitutional order and advocated political reform and joint Qin. He was framed by internal and external opposition forces and left the left post.

Later, Chu was defeated by Qin in Danyang and Lantian, and Qu Yuan was called back to the court and appointed as the envoy to Qi. In the twenty-fourth year of Chu Huaiwang, Qin Chu got married. In the twenty-fifth year, Qin Chu formed an alliance with Huang Ji, Qin returned to Chu, and Qu Yuan was released to Hanbei.

North and northwest of Han Dynasty, not far from the old capital of Chu (now Yicheng). Li Sao was written by Qu Yuan after visiting the ancestral halls of the first king and ministers. The beginning of the poem can be traced back to the distant ancestor of Chu and the great ancestor of Qu. At the end, it says "a trip to my hometown", and I can't bear to leave. In the middle, I write psychic divination and witchcraft divination, all of which are related to this specific creative environment.

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