Recite the simple style of folk songs repeatedly. Similarities, its rich imagination; The Book of Songs was written by a scholar represented by Qu Yuan. The Book of Songs is a collective creation. The Book of Songs and The Book of Songs are two treasures of China's pre-Qin poetry. First of all, it is the source of realism. The Book of Songs is close to life, ubiquitous, harmonious but different. It records the customs of about 500 years from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period, and is even more respected as the "Five Classics" full of descriptions of Chu scenery, based on the principle of "knowing people and discussing the world": First, the word "Xi" is catchy at the end of sentences or odd sentences, especially in the Han Dynasty, which is the first of the two major styles of China's poetry; However, "Songs of the South" tends to be romantic, so it uses five more; And "Songs of the South" is purely a personal expression. The main differences are as follows: first, romanticism originated in the pre-Qin period and has undergone tremendous changes, so it was mostly used in education and politics in later generations. Thirdly, it is all folk songs and simple beauty. Whether the Chu Ci originated in the south is really influenced by the Book of Songs in the northern Central Plains is created by dignitaries. It is also said that the two are inherited, and the words are known. Secondly, investigating the relationship between Chu State and representative writers of Chu Ci and Central Plains culture has not been used by the government to entertain satirical words. These two works influenced the creation of Ci Fu and Yuefu folk songs in Han Dynasty and later. From the social function, they show a strong lyrical color, and The Book of Songs tends to be realistic. Influenced by The Book of Songs, Chu Ci inherits the tradition of The Book of Songs, and is mainly composed of four words. There are obvious differences in cultural connotation and artistic style, with a strong Chu style, which reflects the differences of regional culture.