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About the Writer ::Qu Yuan Qu Yuan (about 340 BC or 339 BC278 BC), courtesy name Yuan, was born in Danyan (now Yichan , Hubei province) of the state of Chu durin the Warrin States Period. T he first reat patriotic poet in Chinese history, was the descendant of Qu Xia who was the son of Xion Ton . Since his childhood,he was crazy about readin . He was knowled eable and ambious.Trusted by the Kin Huai of Chu in his early years, Qu Yuan was servin the State of Chu as the Le Minister. At the same me, he was also in char e of domesc and forei n affairs. He advocated the “ideal society”, and advocated the internal appointment of officials, the revision of laws and re ulaons, and the external union of Qi a ainst the Qin dy nasty. Durin this period, he was exiled to the rei n north of Han River and the river basin of Yuan Xian because the nobility ostracized and slandered him. After the capture of his country’s capital, Yin (now Jian lin , Hubei province), by General Bai Qi of the state of Qin, Qu Yuan commied suicide by wadin into the Miluo River on the fih day of the fifth lunar month, and was marty red for his country . Qu Yuan was the founder and representave author of “Chu Ci”. He pioneered the tradion of “vanilla beauty” and was known as the “ancestor of Chinese poetry” and the “ ancestor of Cifu”. T he appearance of Qu Yuan marked that Chinese poetry has entered a new era from collecve sin in to individual ori inality. Qu Yuan’s main works are Lisao, Nine Son s, Nine Chapters, Askin Heaven and so on. Chu Ci which mainly