Yue Fei was a famous national hero in ancient China and the most outstanding general in the Southern Song Dynasty. He attached great importance to the people's resistance to Jin, put forward and implemented the strategic policy of "connecting the river with the moon", and advocated that guerrillas and regular troops north of the Yellow River should cooperate with each other to jointly attack the Jin army and recover lost land. Yue Fei is in charge of the army, with clear rewards and punishments, strict discipline, sympathy for his subordinates and setting an example. Yue Jiajun claimed that "freeze to death without demolishing the house, starve to death without fighting Lu". Even Jin Jun lamented: "It is easy to shake the mountain, but difficult to shake the Yue family army!" Yue Fei opposed Song Ting's passive defense strategy of "defending the enemy alone and not daring to attack from afar to win", and always advocated active attack in order to win the struggle against gold. He was the only commander in chief who organized a large-scale offensive campaign in the early Southern Song Dynasty.

Yue Feishan's poetry and calligraphy left some patriotic masterpieces, such as "Red Anger over the River" and other famous posts, such as "Former Teacher" and "Return My Rivers and Mountains". Yue Fei's spirit has become a great spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation, and such timeless stories as "mother-in-law tattooing" and "serving the country wholeheartedly" will be sung from generation to generation.