Yu Ji loves Xiang Yu, the overlord of the western Chu Dynasty, and often goes out with Xiang Yu. In the late period of the Chu-Han dispute, Xiang Yu tended to lose. In 202 BC, it was besieged by the Han army (now south of Lingbi County, Anhui Province), and the food was serenaded. Embattled at night, heartbroken. Facing Yu Ji, he drank wine and sighed in the camp: "If you pull out the mountain, you will be angry and you will not die." The lyrics are desolate and tragic, with tender feelings, which can be called "Children's Song" (written by Xiang Yu).

At this moment, this all-powerful figure also reveals the lament of being immersed in love and shortness of breath. Yu Ji, who accompanied him, drew his sword and danced sadly, and made peace with her with a song: "The Han soldiers have just arrived, and the four sides are singing; Your majesty's spirit is exhausted and he can't live with my concubine. " Singing suicide, in order to break Xiang Yu's affair, arouse Xiang Yu's fighting spirit and hope to break through successfully. Yu Ji is so honest and loyal to love that people still praise her.

Yuji is one of my favorite women. I suggest reading Biography of Xiang Yu, which has a detailed explanation.