元末明初的大文学家，政治家，军事家刘伯温的「烧饼歌」是一首甚为准确的预言。它的名为何叫做「烧饼歌」呢？在其中也有提及，话说于公元 1368年某一日的早上，明太祖朱元璋在内殿里吃烧饼，只咬了一口，便听到内监报告刘伯温觐见。太祖心想测试刘基一下，于是便以碗盖着只咬了一口的烧饼，再召刘基入殿觐见。
刘基（1311- 1375年），别名刘伯温、刘诚意，谥号文成大师，明代浙江行省青田县南田镇（今浙江省文成县南田镇）人，明朝开国功臣，大文学家，政治家，官至上护军。
Liu Bowen, a great litterateur, politician and strategist in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty, made a very accurate prediction with his “Song of Baked Cakes”. Why is it called “Singing Songs”? It is also mentioned that on the morning of a certain day in 1368 AD, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, ate sesame cakes in the inner hall. He only took a bite and heard the report of Liu Bowen from the internal supervisor. The Emperor Taizu wanted to test Liu Ji, so he covered his beaker with a bowl and summoned Liu Ji to the temple.
Liu Ji (1311-1375), alias Liu Bowen and Liu Chengyi, posthumously named Master Wencheng, was born in Nantian Town, Qingtian County, Zhejiang Province, in the Ming Dynasty (today’s Nantian Town, Wencheng County, Zhejiang Province). He was a founding hero of the Ming Dynasty, a great litterateur, a statesman, and a supreme guard of officials.

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