Describing the tragic life experience of a female pipa player shows the author's respect and sympathy for oppressed women. At the same time, the author was reminded of his own miserable situation of being demoted, and felt extremely sad. From this, he sighed, "We are both fallen people in the world, so why should we meet before?"

By writing about the misfortune of the Pipa girl’s life, combined with the blows the poet himself suffered during his official career, he sang the sentiment of “We are both fallen people in the world, so why should we meet before”. The turmoil of society, the harshness of the world, sympathy for the fate of the unfortunate, and feelings about one's own frustration, all these painful feelings that were originally accumulated in the heart are poured into the poem. Its artistic success also lies in the use of beautiful, distinctive and musical language, and the use of visual images to express the feelings gained from hearing. The natural scenery and emotions of separation made by the bleak autumn wind make the work more touching.

In this poem, the poet strives to create the image of the pipa girl. Through it, it profoundly reflects the tragic fate of musicians and artists who were insulted and damaged in feudal society, and expresses "the same people who have fallen from the world" "Emotions. The beginning of the poem is "Send off guests on an autumn night", "suddenly heard" the "pipa sound", then "searched for the sound", "asked secretly", "moved the boat" and "invited to meet", after "thousands of calls", and then the singer He came out with his face half-covered. This reverberating and tortuous description lays the foundation for the theme of "The End of the World".

Then it describes the pipa girl playing music to reveal her inner world. First, the "affectionate" part of the "unfinished melody", and then the "string strings" and "sounds and thoughts", tell the story of "failure in life" and "infinite things in the heart", showing the ups and downs of the pipa girl's heart.

Then it goes on to write about the pipa girl's personal life experience: in those days, her skills were taught to "good talents", her appearance was "made up so that Qiu Niang was jealous of her", Kyoto teenagers "struggled over her head", "I don't know how to sing a song of red silk" number". However, the description of time flowing like resentment, admiration, weeping and complaining, as well as her love and affection above, "the color changes after dusk and morning", and in the end she had to "marry a business woman". These songs complement each other and complete the image of Pipa Girl.

In the end, the poet's emotional waves were excited by the fate of the Pipa girl, and he sighed, "We are both fallen people at the end of the world, why should we have known each other before we meet", expressing the feelings of sympathy for the same illness and the same voice. The poetry has a bright rhyme, reflecting every step and embellishment everywhere.

It is both endless and focused on the theme. It is like the surging tide of a river, with ups and downs and endless waves. Reciting it repeatedly will sway people's minds and have infinite emotions. The language is sonorous and the metaphorical images are used. "Like heavy rain", "like a whisper", "water slurry bursting out", "swords and guns ringing", "beads falling on a jade plate", "orioles whispering at the bottom of flowers". Reading these is like hearing their voices and being there.

"Pipa Play" was written in the second year after he was demoted to Jiangzhou. By narrating the superb acting skills of the Pipa girl and her miserable life experience, the work expresses the author's personal feelings of being hit and reviled politically. Feelings of depression and sadness.

Here, the poet regards a female advocate as his close confidant in the world, and feels sympathy for her. He writes about people and himself, and weeps about himself and others. The ups and downs of his career and the sorrow of life are all integrated into one, so Give the work an unusual appeal.