
On Li Sao and Tragic Mary Sues
论〈离骚〉和苦情玛丽苏
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Oops, the part about whether the contemporary mainstream has a higher ideal is really similar!
Haha, it's interesting. I discussed it with my classmates back then, and they agreed that Qu Yuan and King Huai of Chu were having sex. Looking at Li Sao, I felt that Qu Yuan had a lot of integrity as an ancient scholar, but he also had shortcomings. He was probably a very stubborn, stubborn, and easy-to-get-in-the-corner kind of unpleasant old man who was overly confident in himself. Although he had good intentions, he was often not popular with others.
In fact, many scholars believe that Qu Yuan was a homosexual...
King Huai, is it a pity that Qu Yuan is gone?
Hahahaha, Xiao Qu, you really look like a Mary Sue To be honest, I don't quite understand why Qu Yuan has been positioned as a "patriotic poet" from thousands of years ago until now. This brilliant reputation, coupled with his good poem, gave him an unparalleled reputation - think about it, even if Li Bai's poems are as big as Li Bai, none of them can commemorate his Dumpling Festival and Dumpling Festival, and Qu Yuan is the founder of the Zongzi Festival! Although the Zongzi Festival is commemorated by later generations to commemorate Qu Yuan, it is because of him after all, and there is also a dragon boat race.
To say that Qu Yuan's state of mind is not as high as that of Fan Zhongyan, Qu Yuan's main concern was his own lack of talent and self-pity. His only sentence "Sorrow for the hardships of the people's livelihood" once you said it became a lament for the impermanence of life. Fan Zhongyan's "worry before the world's worries, and rejoice after the world's happiness" is the principle that puts the people of the world first and takes the world as one's own responsibility.
Hahahahaha it's true. And Xiao Qu's self-pity, narcissism and conceit are also very common for people of his birth. He is a son of an official with literary talent, and that's pretty much it.
Just like the prostitute who was "spreaded by rumors" by Song Yu and labeled as a womanizer, in fact, history is always unconsciously biased towards the side with the pen (but Su Quyuan is really a good mother)
Hehehe, brainstorming in Chinese textbooks is part of my motivation for learning Chinese, hahahaha
The writing style is so good, I can't even hope to match it.