Although he died nine times, he did not regret it. Which book is it from?

Qu Yuan's Li Sao in the Warring States Period. The original text is as follows:

Take a long breath to hide your tears and mourn the hardships of people's lives; Although I am good at mending clothes to restrain me, I am eager to change them at night; Not only for surplus, but also for surplus; For the ideal cherished in my heart, I will not regret it a thousand times.

Vernacular:

I wiped my tears and sighed, how difficult the road of poor life is. Although I like to clean up and be strict with myself, I can be downgraded sooner or later. They impeached me to wear grass, and they accused me of picking angelica dahurica This is what I pursue in my heart, and I won't regret it even if I die many times.

Extended data

Appreciate:

Through the description of the poet's life struggle for lofty ideals, he strongly expressed his depressed and contradictory feelings of being killed, expressed his spirit of dedication to the country and his deep patriotism and sympathy for the people, and showed his indomitable spirit of pursuing truth and light and upholding justice and ideals.