Who is the protagonist in the music?

Liu Chan (207 ~ 27 1) was Emperor Xiao Huai, the son of Emperor Liu Bei of Zhaolie, and his mother was the second Emperor Gan of Zhaolie in the Three Kingdoms period.

He succeeded to the throne in 223 AD and reigned for 42 years.

During the period, he worshipped Zhuge Liang as his father and supported Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition. Later, he doted on Huang Hao, which led to the gradual decline of Shu Han.

After Liu Chan surrendered, Cao Huan of Di Wei named him the "Duke of Happiness" with no real power and moved him to Luoyang, the capital of Wei. Di Wei himself has no real power, and Si Mazhao has the final say.

At a banquet, Si Mazhao deliberately arranged to perform Sichuan songs and dances in front of Liu Chan.

Liu Chan's entourage was sad to think of the dilapidated scene of the old country, but said to them, "Have a good time here and don't think about Shu any more.".

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His old minister heard that "I am happy here and don't think about Shu", so he said to him while going to the toilet: "Your Majesty, next time you ask the same thing, you should look at the palace roof first, then close your eyes for a while, and finally open your eyes and say seriously,' My ancestral grave is far away in Shu, and I don't miss it every day!' In this way, your majesty can go back to Shu. "

Liu Chan after listen to, keep in mind.

Halfway through the wine, Si Mazhao asked the same question again, and Liu Chan soon understood what Hezheng had taught him.

Hearing this, Si Mazhao immediately replied, "Hey, how is this like what you said?" Liu Chan was surprised and said, "How do you know!" Si Mazhao and his ministers laughed.

Si Mazhao saw that Liu Chan was so honest and sincere that he never doubted him again.