What is the theme of Pipa music about the dispute between Chu and Han in the history of China?

The Story of Pipa Ambush on All Sides takes the dispute between Chu and Han in the history of China as the theme, and depicts the decisive battle between Liu Bang and Xiang Yu.

Fu Wu Ji, also known as Huaiyin Pingchu, is a pipa solo with the theme of Chu-Han struggle history, and its score was first seen in Pipa Ji in China.

"House of Flying Daggers" is rich in content and unique in style, which is rare in classical music. This song shows the fierce scenes of ancient wars by means of music, and it is a vivid and touching ancient battlefield sound and picture.

Pipa. The treble is bright and hard, the midrange is soft and moist, and the bass is pure and sincere. The so-called "big strings hum like rain, small strings whisper like a secret." Humming and whispering-and then mixing them together is like pouring pearls, big and small, into a plate of jade. " A true portrayal of the official timbre of pipa. Representative works include Fu Zhai, Overlord Dismantling His Armor, Moonlight in Xunyang, Chun Xue, Dance Music of Yi People, Moonlight on a Spring River, Little Sisters of the Prairie Heroes, etc.

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The contents of "Overlord Dismantling Armor" and "House of Flying Daggers" are exactly the same, both of which are based on the Battle of Gaixia in the five-year struggle between Chu and Han. But the two tracks are described from different angles.

On the side of Liu Bang, "House of Flying Daggers" focuses on Liu Yongwu's heroic spirit, decisive victory and triumphant heroism, while "Farewell and Dismantling" focuses on the heroic tragedy of Chu's defeat and the collapse of his concubine, and gives sympathy and praise to this historical celebrity.