Chun Xue is a highly artistic and difficult song of Chu State in the Warring States Period. Later, it generally refers to abstruse literature and art, and it is a masterpiece of Pipa Daqu, which is characterized by the comprehensive use of the expression and performance style of Pipa Harmony. The Overlord Dismantles His Armor: The key paragraphs of this pipa are Chu Ge and Concubine. The music is solemn and stirring, focusing on Xiang Yu's farewell to Kyrgyzstan in the embattled scene. The former is a hymn and the latter is an elegy. Ambush on all sides: It is a famous large-scale pipa with magnificent momentum and vivid artistic image. It is the pinnacle of Pipa Wu Qu's works. Its structure is complete, and it perfectly expresses the famous Chu-Han war in ancient and modern times in the way of musical narration. The playing skills of pipa are fully demonstrated in this song. "Big Waves Wash the Sand": It is a pipa solo composed by Hua, and the music shows the author's infinite feelings about the injustice of the world. Autumn Moon in Han Palace: Originally a pipa music of Chongming School, there are many kinds of Le Shu, which have evolved from one musical instrument to different ones, and have been recreated by their own artistic means to create different musical images. This is a common situation in the circulation of folk instrumental music.