Qu Yuan, a great poet and politician in ancient China, his works such as "Lisao" and "Nine Songs" have been passed down for thousands of years and have had a far-reaching influence. However, his "Tianwen" is little known. This work is Qu Yuan's in-depth thinking and exploration of all things in heaven and earth, life destiny, morality and ethics during his exile, showing his profound philosophical literacy and unique outlook on life.
Tianwen is a philosophical poem by Qu Yuan, the whole poem has a total of 173 sentences, divided into 15 chapters, each chapter begins with the word "ć›°" and ends with the word "He", the form is unique and the content is rich. In the poem, Qu Yuan uses his own doubts as clues to conduct in-depth thinking and exploration on issues such as heaven and earth, life destiny, morality and ethics. He asked many profound questions, such as "Where is the end of heaven and earth?".What do the sun, moon and stars do?What does yin and yang do?These questions involve profound philosophical issues such as the origin of the universe, the laws of operation, and the nature of life.
In "Heavenly Questions", Qu Yuan's questions about all things in heaven and earth are actually reflections on the state of human existence. He believed that human beings should transcend the material world and pursue spiritual freedom and sublimation. He asked, "What is the end of heaven and earth?".What do the sun, moon and stars do?In fact, it is a reflection on the state of human existence. He believed that human beings should transcend the material world and pursue spiritual freedom and sublimation. He asked, "What is the end of heaven and earth?".What do the sun, moon and stars do?In fact, it is a reflection on the state of human existence. He believed that human beings should transcend the material world and pursue spiritual freedom and sublimation.
In "Tianwen", Qu Yuan's questions about the fate of life are actually an exploration of the meaning of life. He believes that the meaning of life does not lie in wealth and glory, but in the adherence to morality and the perfection of personality. He asked, "How do people know their fate?".What is the origin of life and death?In fact, it is an exploration of the meaning of life. He believes that the meaning of life does not lie in wealth and glory, but in the adherence to morality and the perfection of personality. He asked, "How do people know their fate?".What is the origin of life and death?In fact, it is an exploration of the meaning of life.
He believes that the meaning of life does not lie in wealth and glory, but in the adherence to morality and the perfection of personality.
In "Tianwen", Qu Yuan's questions about morality and ethics are actually the ** of human nature. He believes that human nature is inherently good, but social injustice and people's greed can distort human nature. He asked, "How do people know their nature?".What is the origin of good and evil?And so on, in fact, the ** of human nature. He believes that human nature is inherently good, but social injustice and people's greed can distort human nature. He asked, "How do people know their nature?".What is the origin of good and evil?And so on, in fact, the ** of human nature. He believes that human nature is inherently good, but social injustice and people's greed can distort human nature.
Tianwen is a philosophical poem by Qu Yuan, which takes Qu Yuan's doubts as clues and conducts in-depth thinking and exploration on all things in heaven and earth, life destiny, morality and ethics, and other issues. This work shows Qu Yuan's profound philosophical literacy and unique outlook on life, which is of great significance to our understanding of Qu Yuan's thoughts and creations.