Bian Gexiao's performance of "Pingsha Falling Wild Goose" comes from the album "Music Dictionary: Xiao - Bian Ge".

In the Ming Dynasty, this song was called "Yan Luoping Pingsha". The music score was first published in the piano score collection of "Guyinzhengzong". The melodious and smooth tune of "Falling Wild Goose in Pingsha" depicts the scene of geese circling and looking forward in the sky through the occasional croaking of geese. It is written in "Tianwenge Piano Score": "Gai takes its autumn high and fresh air, the wind is quiet and the sand is flat, the clouds travel thousands of miles, and the sky is flying. It borrows the long-term ambition of Honghu. It is also the one who writes the mind of Yi Shi." The feeling of looking forward, the state of being up and down, the image of flying and then gathering, the god who is startled and revived", "When it falls, the sand is flat and the water is far away, the mind is relaxed, the friends and partners have no guesses, the male and the female have a narrative", issued a sinister world, Not as geese's emotion. It has been adapted into various versions, such as: Xiaoqu, Zhengqu and other versions.