Although this sentence is about your great wisdom and good posture, you think that you are tired because of the constraints of others. So, I advise you in the morning and abandon you at night. Out of loyalty to his heart, he was exiled, but he also imagined that if he changed his successor, he could help Wang Huai as sincerely as those who loved and cared for him. Then he can also complain about the mighty practice and die nine times without regret.

Reason: Historical Records says:

Because Qu Yuan is outstanding in talent and understands the principle of national chaos control, he also increased his lectures and entertainment. Chu Huaiwang admired him very much and regarded him as a leftist. He "discussed state affairs with the king to give orders; If you go out, you will meet the guests and deal with the princes. " Once, Chu Huaiwang drafted a "constitutional order" for him today. Qu Yuan had written a draft before it was finished. When doctor Shangguan saw it, Shanxi merchants wanted to tamper with his manuscript. When Qu Yuan refused, Shanxi merchants held a grudge. In order to please Chu Huaiwang, Shanxi merchants were very jealous of Qu Yuan's talent, so they spoke ill of Qu Yuan in front of Chu Huaiwang: "Your Majesty, everyone knows that you asked Qu Yuan to draft a law. Every time he made a law, Qu Yuan said it was his credit, thinking that' no one can make a law except me'. Chu Huaiwang was so angry that he alienated Qu Yuan. Later, he was dismissed as a leftist and was appointed as Dr. San Lv, who was in charge of the education of the children of the imperial clan. The Shanxi merchants are still unwilling to speak ill of Qu Yuan in front of Chu Huaiwang. After knowing this, Qu Yuan said to Chu Huaiwang, "Why do I always make suggestions? I hope your virtues can be carried forward, and I wish you a lasting legacy like the Three Emperors and Five Emperors. Good advice is unpleasant to the ear, but good medicine tastes bitter and is good for the disease. May the king not listen to traitors and villains. Chu Huaiwang was furious and exiled Qu Yuan to the Northern Han Dynasty.

Qu Yuan's own reasons: 1, poor at work.

2. Arrogance and conceit