詩曰：
紂王無道類窮奇，十罪傳聞萬世知。敲骨剖胎黎庶慘，蠆盆炮烙鬼神悲。
诗曰：
纣王无道类穷奇，十罪传闻万世知。敲骨剖胎黎庶惨，虿盆炮烙鬼神悲。
A poem says:
King Zhou, without the Way, was like the fiend Qiongqi;word of his ten crimes has come down for ten thousand ages to know.He cracked bones and cut open wombs, and the common folk suffered;the scorpion pit and the burning pillar made ghosts and gods grieve.
西風夜吼啼玄鳥，暮雨朝垂泣子規。無限傷心題往事，至今青史不容私。
西风夜吼啼玄鸟，暮雨朝垂泣子规。无限伤心题往事，至今青史不容私。
The west wind howls by night and the dark bird cries;the evening rain hangs on till morning and the cuckoo weeps.With endless grief I write of things gone by:to this day the green annals of history show no favour.
話說子牙命左右將殷破敗尸首抬出營去，于高阜處以禮安葬畢，令眾將攻城。只見紂王在殿上與眾文武議事，忽午門官來啟奏：「殷破敗因言觸忤姜尚被害，請旨定奪。」紂王大驚。傍有殷破敗之子哭而奏曰：「『兩國相爭，不斬來使。』豈有擅殺天使，欺逆之罪，莫此為甚！臣願捨死以報君父之仇。」紂王慰之曰：「卿雖忠藎可嘉，須要小心用事。」殷成秀點人馬出城，殺至周營搦戰。子牙在營中，正議攻城，只見報馬報入城中：「有將討戰。」子牙問：「誰去見陣走一遭？」有東伯侯出班曰：「末將願往。」子牙許之。姜文煥調本部人馬，出了轅門，見是殷成秀，姜文煥乃曰：「來者乃是殷成秀？你父不諳時務，鼓唇搖舌，觸忤姜元帥，吾故誅之。你今又來取死也！」殷成秀大怒，罵曰：「大膽匹夫！兩國相爭，不斬來使。』吾父奉天子之命，通兩國之好，反遭你這匹夫所害。殺父之仇，不共戴天，定拿你碎尸萬段，以泄此恨！」罵罷，縱馬舞刀，飛來直取。姜文煥手中刀劈面交還。二馬相交，雙刀併舉。有讚為證，讚曰：
话说子牙命左右将殷破败尸首抬出营去，于高阜处以礼安葬毕，令众将攻城。只见纣王在殿上与众文武议事，忽午门官来启奏：「殷破败因言触忤姜尚被害，请旨定夺。」纣王大惊。傍有殷破败之子哭而奏曰：「『两国相争，不斩来使。』岂有擅杀天使，欺逆之罪，莫此为甚！臣愿舍死以报君父之仇。」纣王慰之曰：「卿虽忠荩可嘉，须要小心用事。」殷成秀点人马出城，杀至周营搦战。子牙在营中，正议攻城，只见报马报入城中：「有将讨战。」子牙问：「谁去见阵走一遭？」有东伯侯出班曰：「末将愿往。」子牙许之。姜文焕调本部人马，出了辕门，见是殷成秀，姜文焕乃曰：「来者乃是殷成秀？你父不谙时务，鼓唇摇舌，触忤姜元帅，吾故诛之。你今又来取死也！」殷成秀大怒，骂曰：「大胆匹夫！两国相争，不斩来使。』吾父奉天子之命，通两国之好，反遭你这匹夫所害。杀父之仇，不共戴天，定拿你碎尸万段，以泄此恨！」骂罢，纵马舞刀，飞来直取。姜文焕手中刀劈面交还。二马相交，双刀并举。有赞为证，赞曰：
Now, Ziya ordered his attendants to carry Yin Pobai’s body out of the camp and bury it with due rites on a piece of high ground, and when that was done he ordered his generals to attack the city. Meanwhile King Zhou was in the hall discussing affairs with his officials, civil and military, when the officer of the Meridian Gate suddenly came to report: “Yin Pobai gave offence to Jiang Shang with his words and has been killed. We await Your Majesty’s command.” King Zhou was badly shaken. Beside him, Yin Pobai’s son wept and said, “‘When two states are at war, the envoy is not put to death.’ Yet they have dared to kill the royal envoy — no crime of defiance and rebellion could be worse! Your servant will give his life to avenge this wrong to his sovereign and his father.” King Zhou comforted him, saying, “Your loyalty and devotion are to be praised, minister, but you must go about it with care.” Yin Chengxiu mustered his troops, went out of the city and fought his way to the Zhou camp to call for battle. Ziya was in the camp, just then discussing the attack on the city, when a mounted messenger rode in to report: “A general is calling for battle.” Ziya asked, “Who will go out and face him?” The Lord of the East stepped from the ranks and said, “This humble officer will go.” Ziya agreed. Jiang Wenhuan called out the troops of his own command and went out through the camp gate. Seeing that it was Yin Chengxiu, Jiang Wenhuan said, “Is that Yin Chengxiu coming? Your father did not understand the times. He wagged his tongue and flapped his lips and gave offence to Marshal Jiang, so I put him to death. And now you have come to die as well!” Yin Chengxiu flew into a rage and cursed him: “Insolent churl! ‘When two states are at war, the envoy is not put to death.’ My father came at the Son of Heaven’s command to make peace between the two states, and he was murdered by a churl like you. You killed my father, and you and I cannot live under the same sky. I will take you and hack you into ten thousand pieces to vent this hatred!” His cursing done, he spurred his horse, whirled his sabre and flew straight at him. Jiang Wenhuan struck back full in his face with the sabre in his hand. The two horses came together and both sabres rose at once. There is a verse of praise to prove it. It says: