Yes

Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty cited "The Song of Colorful Dresses and Feather Clothes" as his proud work, and it was only performed in the palace at first. In the 28th year of Kaiyuan Dynasty, when Yang Yuhuan visited Huaqing Pool for the first time, Xuanzong once played "Nancy Clothes and Feather Clothes Song" to guide. At that time, Minister Zhang said "Huaqing Palace" said: "The sky is dark and the night is still young, and the green clouds and immortals are dancing in colorful clothes; a jade flute is heard in the sky, and the moon is full in the Lishan Palace." It was once popular, but after the Tianbao Rebellion, the palace stopped performing it.

Due to the beautiful melody and exquisite conception of "The Song of Colorful Feather Clothes", various vassal towns also rehearsed this song one after another, so literati in the Tang Dynasty sang or recorded it. Later, with the decline and collapse of the Tang Dynasty, the famous song "Neon Shang" has "never been passed down". In fact, by the mid-Tang Dynasty, this song had been forgotten by many people. During the Five Dynasties, Li Yu, the late ruler of the Southern Tang Dynasty, obtained the remaining score. After Zhaohui, Emperor Zhou E and the musician Cao Sheng searched for the sounds according to the score, patched it into a song, and once organized and rehearsed it, but it was no longer the original tune.

During the Bingwu period of the Southern Song Dynasty (1186), Jiang Baishi lived in Changsha. He once climbed Zhurong Peak and accidentally discovered the eighteen sections of the music score of Shang Diao Nishang Opera in the musicians' old books. He was the first in the "Middle Preface" Duan filled in a new lyric, namely "Nice Shang Zhong Preface No. 1", which was retained together with the music score