Where is the concubine who committed suicide?

Yu Ji committed suicide in Gaixia (now south of Lingbi County, Anhui Province). Yu Ji was the beauty of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu during the Chu-Han War. Her name is Yu, and she has been with Xiang Yu in his embattled predicament. Xiang Yu wrote Gaixia Song for her.

According to legend, Yu Ji has a beautiful face, equal talent and graceful dancing, and is known as "The Mermaid". Later generations once wrote "Beggars Go to the Song Dynasty": "If you pull out the mountain and provoke the world's anger, you must die. What can I do if I don't die? " According to legend, Yu Ji wrote "The Song of Harmony": "The Han soldiers have been neglected, and songs are everywhere. Your majesty's spirit is exhausted and he can't live with my concubine. " Imagine that her ending was that Xiang Yu was defeated in the Chu-Han War in 202 BC, and she committed suicide in Chuying, from which a legend about "Farewell My Concubine" spread.

Xiang Yu is a descendant of Guo Xiang, a vassal state of Zhou Dynasty recorded in Tang and Song Dynasties. His surname is Ji, and his first name is surabaya county (now Suqian City, Jiangsu Province). Politicians and militarists in the late Qin Dynasty. Xiang Yu won in the early stage of the Chu-Han dispute, but the military situation became increasingly unfavorable due to the enfeoffment of governors, internal contradictions and improper strategic decisions. Finally besieged, I heard Chu songs everywhere at night, thinking that the Han army had won Chu, so I broke through to Wujiang River and committed suicide.