Xiang Yu's minion Yu Ji is at stake. Xiang Yu, who was in prison, once wrote a poem, saying, "How can I worry about me?" See Historical Records Biography of Xiang Yu.
People at the end of Qin dynasty were all beautiful and good at sword dancing. In 209 BC, Xiang Yu helped Xiang Liang to kill the satrap of Huiji and uprising in Wuzhong. Yu Ji loved Xiang Yu's bravery, married Xiang Yu as his concubine and often went out with Xiang Yu. When Xiang Liang died, Xiang Yu was the second general and was promoted to general. Yu Ji and Xiang Yu were inseparable.
During the Chu-Han War, Xiang Yu was trapped in Gaixia (Lingxian County, Anhui Province), and his soldiers ran out of food and grass. He thinks that Chu has lost all its land. While drinking, he sang a solemn and stirring "Song of the Song" to his concubine, who danced for the overlord of Chu and sang tearfully: "When the Han soldiers arrived, Chu songs were everywhere. Your majesty's loyalty has been exhausted, so what about life? " After singing, he drew his sword and committed suicide. Be buried in the grave after death. Today, there is a princess's tomb in the southeast of Lingxian County, Anhui Province.