Study Of The Image Of Gods In Qu Yuan's Ode

Qu Yuan's ode as a pre-Qin literature book,has a long history,profound and broad,since ancient times by the parties concerned and research.Qu Yuan's ode,"Li Sao","Tian Wen","Jiu Ge","Yuan You" and other chapters,contains a wealth of mythological materials,the gods gathered together,Qu Yuan used a wealth of fantasy and romantic writing techniques,to express his heart of anxiety and enthusiasm.And these gods is the carrier of its emotional eruption,carrying a passionate emotion and rich cultural connotation,reflecting the cultural connotation and the spirit of art of that era.The main content of this article is divided into three chapters.The first chapter starts from the text of Qu Yuan's ode,and according to Zhan Yinxin's "gods and sacrifices",the image of the gods of the whole Qu Yuan's ode is sorted out,and the image of the gods in Qu Yuan's ode is divided into heaven gods,people ghosts,gods,biological gods four categories.Each category is divided into the gods only for a specific description,from the most closely related with the sun and the moon,the weather began to talk about the gods,reflecting the prevailing witch of Chu and primitive religion.On the basis of the first chapter,we explores the aesthetic characteristics of the gods in Qu Yuan's ode,one is the romantic beauty of the lively and magnificent scenery;the second is the tragic beauty of the desolate melancholy.In the last chapter,we discuss the social history and political situation of Qu Yuan's time,and explore the cultural connotation and artistic spirit of the image of gods in Qu Yuan's ode.The cultural connotation is mainly manifested in three aspects: the first is the thought of harmony between man and nature;the second is Harmonious thinking of Yin and Yang,the third is the awakening of individual consciousness.The artistic spirit is mainly symbolic artistic spirit.In this paper,through the deep analysis of the image of the gods in Qu Yuan's ode,a more profound understanding of Qu Yuan's fury of corruption at the time of Chu and his enthusiasm for patriotism.