The tunes used in “Song Lyrics” originated in Tang Dynasty music. Most of them started as melodies with lyrics being added later. After The North Song Dynasty, some poets started to create their own lyrics and melodies; creating lyrics that corresponded to melody. Each score would have a distinctive rhythm and tune. This is called “Lyric Tune”. Examples include the Ru Meng Ling, Wan Xi Sha and Qing Ping Yue There are 47 pieces of Li Qing-Zhao’s work collected in “The Full collection of Song Lyrics” - an affirmation in “Lyric Theory”, which addressed four items: Narrative, Allusion, Lyricism and Gest. These she used to fill in her lyrics in a miraculous way. Furthermore, it was also said in Ci Lun, “There were even and oblique tones in lyrics rhymes and the lyrics contained 5 tones, 5 pitches, 6 rhymes, aspirated and exasperated tones, and light and stress tones”. Therefore we can see Li Qing-Zhao was very precise and dedicated in her creations. Using current resources as a basis, this thesis will select and analyze the most exposed works from Li Qing-Zhao, 11 pieces in total. It will break down all the lyric content, then check through each word and analyze its categorization such as Fan Chie, consonant, devoiced and voiced, vowels, rising and departing tones, departing and entering tones . The objective is to make a table presenting this clearly, and analyze how she used reduplicating and paralleling words to represent rhythm. Other methods will also be utilized. Thereby to observe the great achievements she made by analyzing the prosody and rhythms in her lyrics.