You LU, a prominent poet of the Southern Song dynasty, wrote Phoenix Harpin (Chaitoufeng) after chance encounter his ex-wife Wan TANG in the Shen Garden at Shaoxing (in present-day Shaoxing, Zhejiang-previously called Guiji or Shanyin) in the Gojong Shaoxing (Gojong's reign title) 25th year (1155) of the Southern Song dynasty. With the approval of her present husband, Tang gift Lu some food and wine. In remembrance of the sweet past with Tang, Lu wrote this lyric-poem on the garden wall. It is said that Tang also wrote a lyric-poem with the same tune after reading Lu's version. Posterity inscribed their works on the garden wall for the visitors to memorial to them. Naturally, people write songs for these two works of this nasal soreness, and there are many of them in Taiwan. This study research the ancient tune of Phoenix Harpin (Chaitoufeng) before discusses the songs written for the works in Taiwan. Starting with form musical and Big data analysis, this study explores the coherence between the music and lyrics in different domains for the reference of composing songs for poetry or lyric-poem in the future.