The Influence Of "Qu Ci" On Lu Ji's Literary Creation

Qu Yuan has strong knowledge and ambitious.Several works of Qu Yuan represented by "Li Sao" are also cal ed "Qu Ci".As the first systematic monograph on creation in China,Lu Ji put forward many valuable literary creation theories in Wen Fu,and these theories and ideas have far-reaching effects on later literary criticism.So far,Chinese and foreign academic circles have done a lot of research on the works and literary propositions of the two poets,but no scholar has yet conducted in-depth discussions on the influence of Qu Yuan's literary creation on Lu Ji.The analysis of the verses and images of Lu Ji's works according to the literary style theory and creation theory is a new attempt to promote the research of the two poets.It can be clearly seen that Lu Ji's verses are clearly based on or borrowing the words in "Quci",and Lu Ji's image selection reveals the inheritance of Luji's poetry to the "Quci" image.This article uses the literature analysis,statistics,comparative analysis to analyze and compare the similarities and differences between the works of the two poets from the essence of allusions,imagery,and lyricism,and studies these similarities and differences to find out Lu Ji's literary creation and Qu Yuan And the origin of his work.By analyzing the language,imagery,and lyrical nature of Lu Ji and Qu Yuan's poetry,this article draws the following conclusions: As a representative figure in the history of Chinese literature,Lu Ji is influenced by Qu Yuan in many ways,including events and dictionaries.There are both direct references and indirect uses.In terms of image selection,Lu Ji is good at borrowing various things in nature as images to express his feelings.Lu Ji extended Qu Yuan's "vanilla beauty" image and entrusted it.His longing for beautiful ideals and convictions;Qu Yuan's aesthetic viewpoint of "outrage and lyricism" is the precursor of Lu Ji's theory of "fate and affection",which has an important theoretical foundation and exemplary role.Lu ji's literary creation was deeply influenced by the "Cuci" because of their similar historical background,personal experience and hometown complex.