In Li Sao, "Emperor Mu Mu is like a god, like an emperor." The artistic conception expressed in this sentence is very similar to that in the Book of Songs. This sentence uses adjectives such as "Jiang Mumu", "Rumble" and "Xinxin" to describe a solemn atmosphere. This kind of atmosphere makes people feel that there is a mysterious power in it, which makes people feel awe and sacred.

The artistic conception expressed in this sentence is very similar to that in the Book of Songs, because it is also a mysterious plant, which grows by the water, swaying in the wind and making a rustling sound, making people feel mysterious and solemn. Jia Jian is used to express love and yearning in The Book of Songs, which makes people feel warm and romantic. In Li Sao, this mysterious atmosphere is used to express reverence for gods and imperial power, which makes people feel solemn and awe.

Generally speaking, the artistic conception expressed in this sentence is very similar to that in the Book of Songs. They all express a mysterious and solemn atmosphere, which makes people feel awe and sacred. This kind of atmosphere makes people feel spiritually shocked, makes people feel small and powerless, and at the same time makes people feel that there is a sacred power around them.