Which two lines of the poem in Li Sao could express the author's unwavering determination and perseverance in his ideals and career?

In Li Sao, the sentence that expressed the author's pursuit of ideals and unwavering determination is: It is also the good of my heart, even if I die nine times, I will not regret it. It means that the love in my heart will not waver even in the face of nine deaths.

Which two sentences in Qu Yuan's Li Sao are often used to express the spirit of being determined to achieve an ideal cause? As one of the famous works of ancient Chinese literature, Li Sao was not only a poem but also a literary work of ideology. Among them, Qu Yuan used his poems to express his unwavering pursuit of his ideals and career. Two of the classic expressions are: "Only the breeze on the river and the moon in the mountains are obtained by the ears, and the color is obtained by the eyes." As well as,"I am good in my heart, oh, even if I die nine times, I will not regret it." These two lines of poetry portrayed Qu Yuan's pursuit of beautiful things and his firm belief in ideals by describing the natural scenery and the clear wind and bright moon. In his works, Qu Yuan used his firm will and persistent spirit to represent his unwavering spiritual pursuit and also expressed people's yearning and respect for this spirit.

The four great novels of ancient China were Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, Water Margins, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The Dream of the Red Chamber described the process of Jia Baoyu's pursuit of Lin Daiyu. He experienced many setbacks and tests, but he always adhered to his ideals and beliefs and finally completed his pursuit. Journey to the West, on the other hand, showed the story of Sun Wukong overcoming all kinds of difficulties and challenges to finally complete his mission. Water Margins, on the other hand, expressed the spirit of people's persistent pursuit of beliefs and ideals through the stories of Lin Chong and others. Romance of the Three Kingdoms depicted the political struggles and war scenes during the period of the Three Kingdoms through the stories of Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and others. At the same time, it also showed the difficulties and challenges people faced when pursuing their ideals and beliefs.

The poem did not explicitly express the poet's criticism of the current social situation. On the contrary, this poem expressed the poet's sympathy and concern for the peasants by describing their diligence and difficulties. The poet wrote in his poem,"One grain of millet sowed in spring and ten thousand seeds harvested in autumn." There is no free land in the four seas, and the farmer will starve to death." This sentence described how farmers worked hard to grow food, but due to uneven land distribution, natural disasters, and other reasons, farmers 'income was very low and could not even maintain their basic livelihood. In autumn, due to the arrival of the harvest season, farmers did not have enough land to grow food, resulting in a shortage of food and even unable to survive. The poem expressed the poet's sympathy and concern for the peasants by describing their hard work and difficulties, but it did not express his condemnation of the current social situation.

The last two sentences of Langtaosha Beidai River were: "The heavy rain falls on the secluded swallows, and the white waves soar to the sky. The fishing boats outside Qinghuangdao are all in the vast ocean, and I don't even know who they are going to?" This poem expressed the author's feelings and reverence for nature when he visited Beidai River. In the poem, the author vividly described the vastness and magnificence of the sea to express his feelings of being unable to predict and control nature. He expressed his awe and yearning for the sea through the vivid metaphor of "fishing boat". The whole poem was smooth, bright, and full of the poet's praise and reverence for nature.

In Qu Yuan's Li Sao, the poem that expressed the poet's persistent pursuit of ideals even if he lost his life was: "The world is turbid, I am alone, everyone is drunk, I am alone." The whole world is sad, I am happy alone, everyone is bitter, I am happy alone. I would rather go to the Xiangjiang River to drink the water of the pool than to hurt myself with the taste of the millet and the branches of the Fusang tree."

There were many patriotic poems in Li Sao. The most famous one was the famous line in Li Sao: ``` The wild horses follow the north wind and fly over the southern branches of the bird's nest. The days are long gone, the clothes are long. Floating clouds cover the day, and the wanderer does not care to return. I miss you so much that I grow old. Don't give up, don't go on the road, try to eat more. ``` This poem depicted the poet who was far away from his hometown to pursue his ideals and beliefs. Even if he was burdened with heavy responsibilities, he had to persevere in pursuing his goals. In the poem,"Humayi north wind crosses the bird's nest in the southern branch", it depicted the scene of horses camping on the northern branch when the north wind blew, implying that the poet was alone in a foreign land. And "the days are far away, the clothes are slow" expressed that the poet was far away from his hometown, time passed, and the feelings of missing his hometown deepened day by day. Finally,"Floating clouds cover the day and the wanderer does not care about returning" shows the poet's loneliness and wandering in a foreign land."Missing you makes one old and suddenly late" shows the poet's longing for his hometown and relatives, which makes people feel deeply sad.

There were many classic poems in Li Sao, some of which included: 1 Divination operator·Ode to plum blossoms: Wind and rain send spring back, snow welcomes the spring. Already on the cliff, a hundred feet high, the ice still has beautiful flowers and branches. Pretty girl doesn't fight for spring, she just brings it back. When the mountain flowers were blooming, she would smile in the bushes. 2. Bu Suanzi·Fu De Gu Yuan Cao Farewell: The grass on the plain withers and thrives every year. The wildfire never ends, and the spring breeze blows, it grows again. The far-off fragrance encroaches on the ancient road, the clear green connecting the deserted city. And send the prince away from the luxuriant and full of parting feelings. 3. Linjiang Immortal·Chuzhou West Stream: There are yellow orioles singing in the deep trees on the edge of the quiet grass stream. The spring tide brings rain, and late comes a rush. The wild path is dark with clouds. The moon rises above the willow branches, and the people meet at dusk. 4. Difficulties in the Way. The fourth is that the brave and brave men of lofty ideals are willing to go to the national disaster. A long journey tests a horse's strength, and a long time reveals a man's heart. The rise and fall of the world is the responsibility of every man. These poems all had profound meaning and unique beauty. They were classic works of Li Sao.

Li Sao is one of the famous works in ancient Chinese literature. The following are some famous poems from Li Sao: The empty valley is full of orchid fragrance. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Dong Jun) 2. A man of virtue should strive for self-improvement. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Yun Zhongjun) 3. The livelihood of the people depends on diligence, but diligence is not lacking. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Dong Jun) Save money and love the people in time. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Dong Jun) Only a wise ruler can rule the world and impose his power on the sea. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Dong Jun) Don't be sad, oh, don't be happy when we're apart, oh, don't be happy when we're new friends. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Yun Zhongjun) The vast sorrow of parting is the end of the world. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Shao Si Ming) I sigh long to cover my tears, oh, how hard it is to live. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Shao Si Ming) I've crossed the river, I'm afraid of heights in Xiling, I can't lift it, I'm sad. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Shao Si Ming) 10. The words have been spoken, and the appearance has been spoken, as if it were greedy, and the human nature is deviant. (Li Sao, Jiu Ge, Qu Yuan) These poems not only express the poet's perception of life, but also contain profound thoughts about society and life. They have extremely high artistic value and cultural implications.

Li Sao was a poem written by Qu Yuan, a great poet in ancient China. It mainly expressed the poet's thoughts and feelings about the country, the people, and fate. In this poem, Qu Yuan described himself in a dark and suffering situation, but he could not get rid of the doubts and pain in his heart. He blamed the political corruption, social injustice, and the suffering of the people. At the same time, he also expressed his desire for freedom and happiness, as well as his pursuit of truth and justice. Through Li Sao, Qu Yuan expressed his deep thoughts on the fate of mankind, calling on people to cherish freedom and happiness, pursue truth and justice, and at the same time, showed the poet's depression and struggle for his own situation. This poem became a classic in the history of Chinese literature and had a profound impact on later generations of literature, art, and philosophy.