The name of the poem "Yu Meiren" comes from Yu Ji. This tune was originally a Tang Jiaofang song. It is also known as "Spring Water of a River", "Jade Pot Water", "Twelve Peaks of Wushan", etc. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a poem called "Yu Meiren" written by an unknown person, which was written about Yu Ji: The military situation changed in the tent, the flags were chaotic under the moon, the clothes were pushed on the pillow and the feelings were separated, and the distant wind blew the sound of Chu songs. Three updates. Wu Zui wants to pay attention to each other, and the beautiful flower has no owner. The lotus in my hand is brimming with autumn frost, and when I return home from the ninth level, I will be in a fairyland. Hate the vastness. Xin Qiji's "Yu Meiren" is also true: In those days, I was as proud as the grass, and the spring breeze was good every day. When all the strength to pull up the mountain is exhausted, a sad song suddenly comes, and after drinking the rain, what will happen to you from now on? The world does not know sincerity and hardship, and is greedy for green dance. Suddenly she pulled back her sleeves and became slim, fearing that there was still a Chu song in the song.
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