Qu Yuan 1977

Zhang Yi is the prime minister of Qin. This time he came to Chu to destroy the unity of the six eastern countries and advocated "Lianyung" to facilitate Qin to defeat them one by one. The King of Chu followed Qu Yuan's advice and rejected Zhang Yi. But Zhang Yi went to follow Zheng Xiu's route to the south, hoping to remove Qu Yuan's obstacle. Queen Nan was a fierce and insidious woman. While instructing Jin Shang, a Shangguan official, to harm Qu Yuan, she also personally framed Qu Yuan. She invited Qu Yuan to come to the palace. Just when King Chu Huai was about to enter the palace, she pretended to be dizzy and fell into Qu Yuan's arms. When King Chu came in, she pretended to be aggrieved and falsely accused Qu Yuan of molesting her. The King of Chu was furious and dismissed Qu Yuan's Zuo Tu[1] from his official post. With the efforts of the Queen of the South, the King of Chu accepted Zhang Yi's "Lian Heng" plan and broke off diplomatic relations with the eastern countries. Zhang Yi became a guest of the Chu State. Once, when he went out with Nan Hou, he met Qu Yuan, and Nan Hou teased Qu Yuan. Qu Yuan was filled with grief and anger, and loudly rebuked Nan Hou and Zhang Yi. The King of Chu ordered Qu Yuan to be imprisoned in Donghuang Taiyi Temple. Taibu Zhengzhan received a secret order from his daughter Nanhou Zhengxiu to poison Qu Yuan. Qu Yuan's maid, Chan Juan, came to visit Qu Yuan. Qu Yuan did not know that the wine was poisonous, so he gave the poisoned wine to Chan Juan to quench his thirst. Chanjuan drank poisoned wine and died of poisoning, but she was deeply relieved to die in Qu Yuan's place. Qu Yuan displayed silk for her and recited "Ode to Orange" in mourning.