The image of the lyric protagonist in Li Sao. And how to express the contradictory psychology and tragic fate of the lyric protagonist?
Li Sao is a classic work of ancient Chinese literature. The image of the lyric protagonist is very rich and profound, showing his contradictory psychology and tragic fate in the depths of his heart. The lyric protagonist in Li Sao was a poet named Qu Yuan. He had experienced many setbacks and pains, but in the end, he turned these pains into the motivation for his creation. In Li Sao, Qu Yuan revealed his contradictory psychology and tragic fate by describing his own psychological journey and poetry creation. From Qu Yuan's mental journey, he experienced many setbacks such as being relegated, misunderstood, persecuted, etc. These setbacks made him feel disheartened, but he could not give up his belief and pursuit. In the poem, Qu Yuan's inner contradiction was manifested in his contradiction between reality and ideals, his loyalty to Chu State and his criticism of society. Judging from Qu Yuan's tragic fate, he finally committed suicide because he was worried about the country and the people, which reflected the pain and tragedy in his heart. Qu Yuan's suicide was not only his personal tragedy, but also the tragedy of the entire history of Chu State. He used his life to reveal the dark side of Chu State and left a precious cultural heritage for later history. Through the analysis of Qu Yuan's psychological journey and poetry creation, we can better understand the image of the lyric protagonist in Li Sao, as well as his contradictory psychology and tragic fate. At the same time, we can also feel Qu Yuan's loyalty to Chu State, his criticism of society, and his pain and tragedy in his heart.