Growing up in China, I was exposed to the culture and art associated with Qu Yuan. I remember my grandmother teaching me his poems, and singing them to me. It was a moment I would never forget as it held so much profound meaning to me. His works touched my heart with their beauty and truthfulness, and I am forever grateful for how it shaped my understanding of the world.

To this day, I continue to be inspired by Qu Yuan and Chinese culture. I have read and studied his works, and I take part in Chinese festivals and activities to further celebrate the Chinese customs and culture. Qu Yuan's philosophy still lingers(stay) in my heart and guides me through life, and I'm proud to have his influence in my life.

Chinese culture has influenced many aspects of our lives, and Qu Yuan is surely an important part of that. His works still live on today, and his legacy will continue to inspire us for generations to come.

As far as I known, I can introduce the Quyuan and Chuci briefly.

Since ancient times, China has long been considered as a great land of culture, art, and philosophy. One of the most celebrated figures in Chinese culture is Qu Yuan, or known as the father of Chinese poetry. He was a minister in the ancient kingdom of Chu, and his works played a large role in the development of the Chinese language and culture.

Qu Yuan was born around 340 B.C., and he was known for his outspokenness and his openness to other cultures. He was also a great admirer of the ancient Chu kingdom, and wrote numerous poems that were full of passion and patriotism. His works, such as “Li Sao” and “Tian Wen”, are still beloved by Chinese people today.