Qu Yuan of Pingming. The first romantic poet in China initiated a new poetic style, which was called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ because of its strong Chu local color.

Qu Yuan of Pingming. The first romantic poet in China created a new poetic style, which was called "Chu Ci" because of its strong Chu local color. Later generations called this poetic style "Chu Ci" and "Sao", which created the romantic tradition of China's poetry. The national style in Li Sao and The Book of Songs is also called coquettish and has become synonymous with literature.

Qu Yuan of Pingming. The first patriotic romantic poet in China created a new poetic style of Chu Ci and was listed as a world cultural celebrity. His main works include Li Sao, Nine Songs (including Shan Gui, Mourning for the Country, etc. 1 1), Tian Wen and Nine Chapters (including nine articles such as Shooting the River, Mourning for the Country, Ode to Orange, etc.). In the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang compiled a "Songs of Chu", with Qu as the main part. Because of its strong Chu local color, it is called "Chu Ci", and later generations call this poetic style "Chu Ci Style" and "Sao Style", which created the romantic tradition of China's poetry. The national style in Li Sao and The Book of Songs is also called coquettish and has become synonymous with literature.