Qu Yuan (about 340 BC - about 278 BC), also known as Qu Fu, was a great poet, statesman and thinker in the Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period of China. He was known as one of the most important figures in ancient China. Pioneer of patriotism. He left behind a large number of poetry works, the most famous of which is "Li Sao". His poetry style is unique, the language is beautiful, and it has high literary value. Qu Yuan has profound ideological and cultural origins, and has profound philosophy of life and ethical concepts. His representative quotes are still inspiring to modern people. 1. "May all lovers in the world get married eventually."

This is one of Qu Yuan's most famous quotes, and it is also his pursuit and understanding of love. Qu Yuan often discussed the theme of love in "Li Sao". He believed that love is the most precious wealth in life and can stimulate people's potential and creativity. His famous saying expresses his yearning and blessing for beautiful love, and places people's expectations and pursuit of happy love on it.

2. "A scholar must be ambitious, and the road ahead is long and arduous."

Qu Yuan’s famous saying highlights the significance of the pursuit of life and the pragmatism and determination of the path of life. This sentence is profound, pointing out that a person needs to have firm faith and endless courage on the way forward, and more importantly, he needs to maintain his determination in times of hardship and hardship, and constantly pursue his inner freedom, loftiness and ideals.

3. "The wind rustles and the water becomes cold, and a strong man will never return once he is gone."

This is a famous poem by Qu Yuan in "Li Sao", which expresses his deep respect and memory for the heroic warriors. Qu Yuan was a patriot and national hero. He was well aware of the cruelty and sacrifice of war. Therefore, he used this sentence to commemorate the spirit and feats of those warriors who fought and dedicated themselves to the country and nation, so that people can remember it.

4. "Be prepared for danger when you are in peace, and be prepared for danger when there is danger."

This is a classic saying by Qu Yuan, and it is also a concise and incisive summary of his attitude towards life. What this sentence means is that when we are in a comfortable environment, we need to always be alert and alert to upcoming dangers. And when we are in crisis, we need to think calmly and find a way out. This sentence reflects Qu Yuan's quick thinking, mature mind, and wise and discerning side, which makes people very inspired and infected.

5. "Since ancient times, no one has ever died, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history."

This sentence is Qu Yuan’s profound truth and reflection on the meaning of life. Here Qu Yuan expressed the idea that "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" and believed that the value of life lies in self-struggle and contribution to society. This sentence contains a strong spirit of patriotism and feelings of serving the country. It is the essence of Qu Yuan's thought and the most representative aspect of his spiritual world.

Qu Yuan’s representative sayings are rich and unique. Most of them focus on the inner essence of the country, nation and life, and are the true embodiment of Chinese traditional culture and moral concepts. In contemporary life, we can draw strength from Qu Yuan's famous sayings, inspire our own wisdom and courage, constantly pursue the inner truth, goodness and beauty, and better face the challenges and difficulties of life.