Yu Ji's Desperate Life Poems

Yu Ji's farewell poem is Song under He Gai. Song of the Summer in Hetao, also known as Song of the King of Chu in Hetao, was Yu Ji's last farewell to Xiang Yu when the battle of the Summer in Hetao was under siege. The original text is: Han soldiers plundered the land and sang in all directions. Your majesty's spirit is exhausted, and the concubine can't make a living.

Appreciation of Yuji's Jueming Poems

The poem is only four lines and twenty lines, but it expresses a group of feelings. The phrase "the Han soldiers have been neglected, and the quartet is singing songs" shows that the situation is extremely critical at the moment. The Han soldiers are lying in ambush on all sides, and the sound of being attacked on all sides has also disintegrated the morale of the Chu army.

The next two sentences are "The king is exhausted, why can't I make a living?" It is a response to Chu's "Gaixia Song". The overlord knows he will die, but he still cares about his concubine. "If I am worried, what can I do?" Expressed my deep concern for my lover. However, concubine Yu is loyal and determined, and the king will die. But how can concubine Yu be an only child? The loyalty of love makes people face death calmly.