Qu Yuan, for thousands of years, people have commemorated him with dumplings and dragon boat races. However, I think he is not as perfect as people think. It can be said that I am very dissatisfied with him. People remember him because of his talent and many ideas that are beneficial to the country, but I can't forget one of his fatal shortcomings.

At that time, Qu Yuan was exiled. Because he was unhappy all day, he jumped into the river and killed himself. Although he committed suicide because his talent was not answered, I want to ask, is this behavior correct? "Jumping into the river", is this the right way to resist? Even though he died for his country and was brilliant, his only shortcoming was cowardice! Maybe you will say, since he was so devoted to the country and boldly put forward so many suggestions that he was exiled, how can he be said to have no courage? However, cowardice is not that he is brave for the prosperity of the country, but that he gives up after all kinds of blows. Jumping into the river means that he has given up everything, and his ideals and ambitions have been forgotten. He wants to escape from this world, so what's the use of his mind, talent and loyalty? His behavior is really disappointing. How can a person achieve great things with a desperate attitude and without a rising heart? Fall 1 time from the second climb, fall twice from the third climb ... fall 100 times to get up from10/time. Although Qu Yuan "fell" and "got up" many times, he never persisted. He doesn't believe that he will never "fall down" again one day, standing like a mountain. He simply stopped "getting up". That's it. He failed. Only such an article "Li Sao" was left, which was sung forever and wrote down his lifelong regret.

Although people have been praising him, I admire his loyalty to the country and despise his cowardice in giving up.