Chu songs can't hide the spirit of overlord, and the soul of Wujiang River depends on it. And turned into running water, waiting for my concubine every year. What is the title of this poem?

This should be a poem about Chu and Ai Ji, which probably means:

In advance:

When Chu and Han fought, Xiang Yu was besieged and isolated in panic, and the tunes of his hometown Chu sounded around the barracks, like Liu Bang's soldiers singing. Xiang Yu was frightened and said, "Has Liu Bang got Chu?" Why are there so many Chu people in his army? "At some point he lost his fighting spirit and got out of bed. He drank in the camp to relieve his worries, and the people on the side were also very sad. This historical allusion comes from Ji's "Biography of Xiang Yu": "The Han soldiers have been omitted, and the song has ended; Your majesty is exhausted and can't live with his concubine. "In the poem.

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Chu songs can't hide the spirit of overlord, and the soul of Wujiang River depends on it. And turned into running water, waiting for my concubine every year.

Original intention: The spirit of Wang Xiang's overlord can't be concealed under siege, and the soul on the banks of Wujiang River has no support (it is rumored that Xiang Yu committed suicide on the banks of Wujiang River). The soul here should refer to the soul of Xiang Yu, so let him turn into a running river and wait for his concubine year after year (it is rumored that Xiang Yu died before committing suicide).

This poem comes from Yu Ji's lines in the game "Hero Killer". As for where it was extracted, there is no textual research. ......