How did the ancients kill themselves, and how did Nezha die in ancient times

There are many ways for the ancients to kill themselves, and the following are a few of them:

1.Throwing water: In ancient times, throwing water was one of the common ways to commit suicide, such as Qu Yuan, Li Qingzhao and others chose to commit suicide by throwing themselves into water.

2.Self-hanging: Self-hanging is hanging, and the chosen location is usually a place such as a tree branch or beam, and suicide is achieved through tools such as ropes.

3.Poisoning: Suicide by poisoning was not uncommon in ancient times, usually by taking highly toxic drugs.

4.Cliff jumping: Suicide by jumping off a cliff also has a certain spread in ancient times, the cliff wall is generally high, and the suicide usually chooses a steep mountain cliff for cliff jumping.

5.Gold Swallowing: Gold Swallowing Suicide is the process of swallowing gold into your stomach, causing physical discomfort and eventually death.

It should be pointed out that these suicide methods are very painful and cruel, and there is no room for recovery, therefore, we should cherish life and not give up easily. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the meaning and value of life, and pursue a happy and healthy life as much as possible.

Nezha died 2 times in "Fengshen Bang", and another time was when he was Huode Xingjun, when he was herding sheep, he turned into a sheep and was shot to death by Li Jing.

Because I don't want my own affairs to have anything to do with others, I can't cry my family.

This landlord, you ask.

So clear why.

It's better to be in the moment.

In ancient times, it referred to the root of aquatic plants, chicken head rice, so it was used to describe the tender white with the newly peeled chicken head at every turn, because it was like a lotus seed, and it was white when peeled. Now there are also sweet cakes, but they are made roughly.

Hide last winter's ice cubes in an ice cellar and refrigerate them.

In the summer of next year, I will take it out to escape the heat.

And then there's a fan fan or something.

The ancients couldn't help it, it would be good to adapt, if we never had a fan or air conditioner, we would probably be able to adapt.

The use of "people are inherently dead, or heavier than Mount Tai, or lighter than the feathers" interprets his understanding of happiness, and Fan Zhongyan, who climbed the Yueyang Tower, faced the rolling river and chanted "The worries of the world first, and the joy of the world after the world", which is happiness.

Sighing at the deep understanding of happiness by the ancients, I gradually came to the conclusion of what kind of happiness I wanted. It is not the wealth of a daughter, it is not the position of being noticed by others, but the dedication of being a person and thinking about others, it is a dedication, and this is the happiness I want.

A happiness with your own voice.

The writer Dora has a wise saying: The first child is a drop of water with its own voice. Thus it led me to feel that every happiness is like a drop of water with its own voice, you can choose how it drips, but you have no choice for its sound.

As soon as a person lands, he is a living individual, with his own life that he must experience, his own ideals and ambitions, and different interpretations of happiness. If it is true that happiness is only known when it is lost, then who has the courage to pursue it?

In ancient times, even men had to grow their hair and get a haircut?? It's just too long, and you can drop some points with a sharp weapon.

In ancient times, there were combers who could comb their hair and trim their hair.

The ancients generally grew beards from adulthood, and the standard of adulthood was different in the dynasty, the Han Dynasty was 16 years old, the Tang Dynasty was 18 years old, and later changed to 22 years old.

According to the Confucian morality of "the body hair and skin, the parents do not dare to destroy it", there are few people who really don't cut their hair or beard on their backs, and drag them to the ground. Therefore, the custom of the ancients is that beards and hair cannot be destroyed at will for no reason, but daily trimming and combing are allowed.

This can't be shaved casually, in ancient times, in addition to women who didn't have a beard, eunuchs also didn't have a beard So if you shave your beard, the consequences can be imagined; And the ancestors stipulated that the body hair and skin should be affected by the parents, so it cannot be shaved.

Since there is no correct solution upstairs, I will say that in ancient times, there was a saying about shaving the head, and the beard could be shaved, but there were rules, you can't grow a beard when you're young, and you can grow a beard after about 30 years old, which was the custom in the Tang Dynasty. Later, the dynasties slowly changed, if in a word, the atmosphere is constantly changing in the course of history, but one thing is certain, the beard can be shaved, although it is not clear why "the body hair and skin are not damaged by the parents" to the beard is not applicable, maybe the hair here refers to the hair? In addition to the ancient stories about hair, who has ever heard the story of tearing off a beard as a token or something?

I've only heard of celebrities being pulled out, and if they are pulled, they won't have to die or live. From this point of view, body hair can probably be shaved as well.

If you can't, the Book of Filial Piety says: The parents who suffer from the skin of the body dare not destroy it. Even shaving your hair is called a punishment, and so is your beard.

No, the ancients attached great importance to filial piety. Body hair is OK but not shaved. Unless the beard falls off naturally...

White-faced scholars, champions of the golden family, young **, there seems to be no beard on the costume film, maybe they are physiologically abnormal and do not grow beards.

Parents who are affected by the body are probably not able to do it, and not having a beard may cause a humiliating misunderstanding.