The solo Pipa "Overlord Unarmor" is a very representative set of Chinese traditional folk music, with its rich emotional connotation, exquisite performance skills and profound historical heritage and attracted worldwide attention. Inspired by the tragic scene of the Battle of Gaixia in the famous period of Chu and Han dynasties in Chinese history, the song takes Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, as the protagonist, and reproduces that magnificent and sorrowful historical moment from a unique perspective.

"Overlord take off the Armor" is strictly structured and divided into 16 chapters, each of which is full of vivid musical images and dramatic plots. At the beginning of the music, the grand battle scene is shown, and the fierce and tense fighting between the two armies is vividly depicted through various playing techniques of the pipa, such as sweeping the strings, rolling the fingers, and so on. With the development of the song, it reveals the inner world of Xiang Yu in the embattled world, the loneliness, sadness and helplessness of his hero in the end, and his heroic ambition to the end of his life.

The artistic charm of this song is not only reflected in the high restoration of historical events, but also in its musical language to describe the character and emotional changes vividly. The rich timbre changes and diverse playing skills of the pipa give "Overlord Unarmor" a high artistic expression, making the audience feel as if they were in the era of war more than two thousand years ago, and deeply feel the iron and blood tenderness of the generation of Overlord and the bleak epic of the hero's end.

At the same time, Overlord Unarmor is in sharp contrast to another famous pipa song, House of All Sides, also based on the battle of Gaixia, which shows the battle from the perspective of Liu Bang's victor, while the former focuses on sympathy and admiration for the loser Xiang Yu. This artistic conception of the unity of opposites shows the unique ability of Chinese traditional music culture to interpret the complexity of human nature and historical philosophy.

As a classic work of pipa art, the quintessence of China, "Overlord Unarmor" not only inherits the national cultural spirit of thousands of years, but also shows the charm and splendid chapter of Chinese national instruments on the world music stage. It is not only a musical work, but also an artistic re-creation of ancient Chinese historical stories and an eternal cultural memory.