A lyric in Song of the Big Wind is a song written by Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang (256- 195 BC) when he defeated the Ying Bu Army and returned to Chang 'an, passing through his hometown Pei County (now Pei County, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province), giving a banquet to entertain an old friend in his hometown, and when he was drunk. In the Han Dynasty, this poem was called "san huang Pian", and later it was called "Song of the Great Wind" (starting from Yiwen Collection).

The strong wind blows, the clouds fly, I unify the world, glory goes to glory, how can I get a warrior, and the country is defended in all directions! Your son makes peace with him. Gaozu loves to dance, generous and sad, and tears several times.

Here, Liu Bang shows a simple picture of atmospheric movement with the flow of "Yunfei", but it makes people feel magnificent and magnificent.

The whole poem contains the historical evolution of the sea changing field and the storm agitation in the creation of opening and closing images. The "gale" swept everything, symbolizing the power to destroy historical changes; The "flying" "clouds" set off the power of strong winds, and there is a tendency that "hurricanes fall from the sky to me".

"Strong wind" promotes the emergence of "clouds", and the flow of clouds is linked with the vicissitudes of the world, as if the whole world is driven by the wind and cloud. As a major poet, Liu Bang rewrote history and promoted the progress of the world, as if the whole world was under his control, and a wave of heroism came into being: What can I do with this great change? He saw his calmness from the changing situation, felt his dignity and achievements, and gained a thrilling aesthetic feeling.