Although Tian Wen is a poet's work expressing grief and indignation, its ideological content transcends grief and indignation and shows the author's spirit of pursuing truth. About the origin of the world, there was a theory that the gods created the world, but Qu Yuan asked, "Who preached it in the early ancient times?" Regarding the origin of human beings, it was said that Nu Wa created human beings at that time, and Qu Yuan would also ask "Nu Wa has a body, who created it" and question the theory of God creation. It is no exaggeration for Hu Xiaoshi to call Qu Yuan "a torchbearer in the dark that breaks through the primitive misunderstanding of mankind". In a word, the poet perfectly interweaves the fantasy myth with the realistic ancient history and creates a masterpiece.

Tian Wen is a long poem written by Qu Yuan, a poet in China during the Warring States Period. This poem, from natural phenomena such as the separation of heaven and earth, the change of yin and yang, the sun, the moon and the stars, to historical stories such as myths and legends, the fierce and stubborn sages, and the rise and fall of chaos, shows the author's bold suspicion of some traditional concepts and the exploration spirit of pursuing truth. The language is unique, and the sentence pattern is mainly four words, with no suffix, four sentences and one sentence, each with its own rhyme, and the rhythm and rhyme are naturally coordinated. The whole poem is about the phenomena of heaven, earth, nature and the world. It is fantastic in content, showing the author's personality of deep thinking, active thinking and rich imagination, showing extraordinary knowledge and amazing artistic talent, and is known as "a wonderful book through the ages".