Poems describing the stories of Xiang Yu and Yu Ji in later generations

Yuji's Tomb, Haozhou, written by Su Shi in Song Dynasty.

The original text is as follows:

The beautiful woman in the tent wiped her tears, and the strong man in front of the door was as angry as a cloud.

It is unique to Yu Ji and Zheng Jun that Cang Huang lived up to the king's wishes.

The translation is as follows:

The beauty under the military account wiped her tears, and the morale of the soldiers in front of the account was like a rainbow. God failed King Xiang Yu, but only Yu Ji and Jun Zheng failed your kindness.

In a crushing defeat, the concubine committed suicide and wanted to be a general. She died and was captured by Han. Emperor gaozu issued a letter to dismiss all the old ministers and return them to the Han dynasty, but he did not serve a letter alone. After the petition, all of them became doctors, and Jun Zheng served as the doctor.

Extended data

Farewell my concubine:

Chu, Autumn and Historical Records of Xiang Yu are the earliest documents to record the story of Farewell My Concubine, but neither of them involves the ending of Farewell My Concubine. In a natural way, concubine Yu could not survive, otherwise there would be no case of concubine Yu's suicide, and there would be no "beauty tomb of Xiang Yu" in the Tang Dynasty. The next world war, surrounded by songs, drinking swords and Chu accounts, can only be the only ending for Kyrgyzstan.

It is generally believed that the story of Farewell My Concubine reflects the earth-shattering love between Yu Ji and Xiang Yu, and the hero of the overlord of Chu ended in suicide. This sad moment was fixed between the lines of China literature and the stage of China opera, and became the most classic and exciting brilliant legend in China's classical love.