The Appearance of "Buju"(卜居)、"Yufu"(渔父) and Their Impact on Qu Yuan

Buju(卜居) and Yufu(渔父) are regarded as Qu Yuan's important works,because Wang Yi(王逸) and Zhu Xi(朱熹)、Hong Xing-zhu(洪兴祖) thought they were written by Qu Yuan had the same opinion as Wang Yi.But since the Ming Dynasty,there have been many scholars who doubted this theory and proved it wrong.Judging from the two works' style and the style of writing,they should not be written by Qu Yuan.According to the historical and cultural background of Chu State during the late Warring States Periods and the situation of literary development from Warring States Periods to the early Han Dynast,we can infer the works should be written by hermits who had Taoism in Chu Kaolie king(楚考烈王)' times.The appearance of the two works reflected people who lived in Chu State already had deep and comparatively all-round cognition about Qu Yuan,and also reflected Qu Yuan had huge social impact in late Warring States Periods and even to the late Qin Dynasty