The club confronts the most difficult and demanding poem in the entire collection: the 'Li Sao'. Over ten rigorous lessons, they immerse themselves in the Warring States period, establishing the existential threat facing the State of Chu. They analyze Qu Yuan's unprecedented use of individual ego and botanical allegory, follow his mind-bending shamanistic flight through the cosmos, and dissect the devastating psychological collapse that leads to his ritual suicide in the Miluo River. Finally, they examine how Han Dynasty scholars preserved this massive text, enshrining Qu Yuan as the ultimate archetype of the loyal, suffering minister.