Tune: The Moon over the West River Liu Guo Ministers in the court plan the campaign; Generals spear in hand guard the frontier. When can we take back the lost Central Plain? Our men, united, should start now and here. Holding the premiership today, You’ll win high honor tomorrow. The capital retaken, you may sing the lay Of Big Wind and people will follow. Liu Guo (1154—1206) was a patriotic poet and a follower of Xin Qiji. This lyric was written for Premier Han who planned a Northern campaign to take back the lost Central Plain and the lost capital. The Song of the Great Wind was a song written by the first Emperor of the Han Dynasty (reigned 206—194 BC), which reads as follows: The big wind rises and drives clouds away, I come home now that I hold the world under sway. Where are my brave men to guard the frontiers today?