"Song of the Yue People" is a chapter in the ancient Chinese literary work "Water Margins". The full text is as follows: Original text: Lu Zhishen caught the ruffian and knocked him unconscious with the iron rod. He then bowed to the ruffian with his palm. "Brother, I'm indebted to you, but I don't deserve your kindness. Please accept my bow," the ruffian said. Lu Zhishen immediately got up and taught the iron stick to dance and sing a Yue song. Explanation: Lu Zhishen caught a hoodlum called Zhang Heng. He thanked Zhang Heng and taught him a Yue song. This ballad described the hardships and hardships of the Vietnamese people and their pursuit of freedom and justice. When Lu Zhishen sang this ballad, he danced and sang at the same time, showing his open-minded and carefree character.