The famous quotes from Qu Yuan's biography are as follows:

1. Qu Yuan's "Li Sao", which inspired his sorrowful creation, was distressed by the political darkness in the court. The four aspects are: Qu Ping was ill and the king was indifferent. Also, slander obscures the light, evil twists harm the public, and uprightness cannot be tolerated.

2. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian believed that the creative background of Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" was not only that King Huai of Chu believed in slander and was unable to distinguish right from wrong, but also that "evil songs are harmful to public affairs and cannot be tolerated by the upright people." ", pointedly pointed out the dark reality that villains were in power and upright people were excluded in the court at that time.

3. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian believes that another reason why Qu Yuan wrote "Li Sao" may be "resentment", that is, there is resentment in his heart, and the direct reason for Qu Yuan's resentment is because Qu Yuan "believed but was doubted, loyal but was slandered".

4. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the author Sima Qian used the two passive sentences "Believe and be doubted, be loyal and be slandered" to write the example of Qu Weichang not calling his parents.

7. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian analyzed that Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" used to list facts to satirize the politics of the day, including "He was called Emperor Ku at the top, Qi Huan at the bottom, and Tang and Tang were mentioned in the middle.

8. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian had a very high evaluation of Qu Yuan's "Li Sao". Two sentences in which he believed that his writing and diction were refined are: His writing

9. In "Excerpts from Qu Yuan's Biography", Sima Qian believes that although the content of Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" article is small, its meaning is extremely grand, and the examples cited are simple but meaningful. The two sentences that are very profound are: It is said that the article is small but its meaning is huge, and the meaning is far-reaching.

10. When we read Qu Yuan's "Li Sao", we found that Qu Yuan often used fragrant flowers in his articles. Fragrant grass is used as a metaphor. Regarding this point, Sima Qian gave his own explanation in "The Biography of Qu Yuan": His ambition is clean, so he is called Wu Fang.

11. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian said: Qu Yuan made a high evaluation of his character. Among them, he said that his ambition was lofty and his glory was not inferior to that of the sun and the moon.

12. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian believes that Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" has no sentence that does not fully reflect the vastness and loftiness of morality and the causes and consequences of national stability and turmoil:

13. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", Sima Qian spoke highly of Qu Yuan's ambition, "Even if you push this ambition, it will compete with the sun and the moon."

14. .In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the sentence that expresses the consistency between Qu Yuan's personality and writing style is: His ambition is pure, so he is called Wufang; his conduct is honest, so he will not tolerate death.

15. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan". , Sima Qian's own interpretation of the word "Li Sao" is: "Li Sao" means "Li Sao"

16. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the author uses metaphors to explain Qu Yuan's birth. The sentence of "silt but not stained" is: From the dredging mud, the cicada sheds the filth, except for the floating dust, it is not stained by the dirt of the world, and it is the one who is soaked in the mud but not soaked.

17. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the reason why Qu Yuan was "poor" is: Qu Ping followed the right path, devoted his loyalty and wisdom to serve his king, and slandered the world.

18. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", The reason for Qu Yuan's "resentment" is: trust is met with doubt, loyalty is slandered

19. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the content of the introduction to "Li Sao" is: Ming morality is widely respected, and chaos is controlled. Coherent and comprehensive.

20 In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", two sentences praising "Li Sao" for its "simple words and profound meaning" are: It is said that the text is small but its meaning is huge, and the examples are very close. But the meaning is far away.

21. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the sentence that points out that people often call on the source when they are in hardship, fatigue and sorrow is: Therefore, when you are extremely tired and tired, you may not stop calling to heaven; When you are sick and miserable, you might as well not call your parents.

22. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the sentence that states that Qu Yuan was upright in character and served the king with all his loyalty is: Qu Ping walked on the right path and served his king with all his loyalty and wisdom.

23. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the sentence that points out that Qu Yuan was in a difficult situation due to the villain's estrangement is: He who slanders the world can be said to be poor.

24. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", it is pointed out that "Li Sao" tells examples of Mingjun's governance from ancient times. The sentence used to warn the kings of the world is: the emperor is called Ku, the emperor is Qi Huan. Tang and Wu are used to stimulate worldly affairs.

25. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", a metaphorical sentence is used to emphasize that Qu Yuan took the initiative to stay away from dirt and was not contaminated with filth: from the dredging mud, the cicada sheds the filth and floats away from the dust. , He is the one who does not get the filth of the world, and is like mud but not wet.

26. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the sentence that emphasizes that "Li Sao" completely clarifies the laws of governing the country is: The morality of the Ming Dynasty is widely respected, and the order of governing chaos is endless.

27. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", two sentences emphasizing that villains are in power and upright people will not be tolerated are: Evil crookedness is harmful to the public, and upright people are not tolerated.

28. In "The Biography of Qu Yuan", the literary style characteristics of "Li Sao" are summarized as follows: its style is simple and its diction is subtle.