Stories related to the brain in Chinese history

This aspect of the story is not uncommon in history, and the most widely circulated is the story of Hua Tuo's refusal to be killed for Cao Cao's ** head wind disease. According to "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao suffered unbearable head pain because of the revenge of the god of the pear tree. Seeking a good doctor**, he couldn't be cured, so Hua Xin recommended the miracle doctor Hua Lun.

Hua Tuo said to Cao Cao after diagnosing the pulse and seeing the disease, "The king's head is painful, and he is suffering from the wind. The root of the disease is in the head, the saliva cannot come out, and the decoction cannot be taken in vain. There is a certain method, first drink the hemp lung soup, and then use a sharp axe to cut off the head, take out the saliva before you can get rid of the roots."

Cao Cao was furious when he heard this, and asked Hua Tuo, "You want to kill Gu Ye." Hua Tuo "The king once heard that Guan Gong was poisoned by an arrow, wounding his right arm, and a bone scraping to cure poison, Guan Gong was slightly fearless; Now the king is a small patient, how suspicious." Cao Cao was suspicious when he heard this, and said, "The arm pain can be scraped, and the head can be cut off?"

You will be familiar with Guan Gong, and take this opportunity to take revenge." So, Hu left and right took him into prison, tortured him, and finally killed Hua Tuo.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms" as **, its description is of course not credible, and there are many theories about the cause of Hua Tuo's death, but most opinions believe that Hua Tuo's death is related to Cao Cao's headache. You may wish to consult different sources, analyze and compare them, and get what you need.

Around 631 AD, a monk living in the capital Xi'an was appreciated by the head of state, made him vice president of the Buddhist Association and became a brother, and was ordered to go to India for cultural exchanges and cooperation. With the help of senior female leaders of international religious organizations, the monk implanted an electronic chip in the brain of the squad leader, effectively controlling his words and deeds and ensuring the success of the activity.

During the reign of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong defeated the Northern Qi Dynasty and defeated Liang Chen, but died violently after the victory, and gave the throne to Yang Jian in vain It can be said that without Yuwen Yong's illness and death, there would be no Sui and Tang Dynasty Later Zhou Chai Rong During his reign, he served the Northern Han Dynasty and defeated the Khitan Nanping princes However, he died early so that Zhao Kuangyin could take advantage of it It can be said that Chai Rong did not die The Song Dynasty would not appear at all.

The Lugou Bridge Incident, the capture of the Luding Bridge, and the Battle of the River Bridge.

I don't care about the details, and I can't make a big deal. This was even more impossible in education before.

If you don't sweep a house, how can you sweep the world! Don't drill the horns but not pay attention to details, since ancient history books often remember that "so-and-so is open-minded, not informal", but losers often lose in the details of what they have to do. The most typical example is "A certain man is drunk on the 29th than someone else wakes up on the 29th." ”

The big husband is in the world, and he should sweep away the world and settle down in a house.

But in an instant, if you don't sweep a house, why sweep the world.

Qian Zhongshu once said to a foreign correspondent, "When I came to China, I had two wishes: one was to see the Great Wall, and the other was to meet Qian Zhongshu." Qian Zhongshu is regarded as a miracle and symbol of Chinese culture.

In fact, if there was no "Siege", perhaps most people would not know Qian Zhongshu, but who among those who knew really knew him and his words? Some people even think that he is a pedant who loves to hang his bookbag, or that his vulgarity is old-fashioned.

However, in the face of "Pipe Cone Weaving", some people exclaimed: "Its content is profound, the thinking is broad, the association is lively, and the imagination is strange, which is rare for human beings." How is it possible for a person's brain to remember such a vast amount of content, ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign?

How is it possible for a person's brain to connect and connect the vast and complex Chinese and Western cultures so freely? ”

His style of writing is unbridled and humorous, full of wisdom and philosophy, as well as laughter and ridicule of the world, he ranks among the modern prose masters with a collection of only ten essays, and his few short stories ** are very different in style, profound meaning, amazing.

Zhang Song was the "driver" of Liu Zhang's group during the Three Kingdoms period. I will never forget, Cao Cao wrote the military book "Mengde's New Book" Zhang Song read it and said, "This broken book A three-year-old child in Shuzhong can memorize it backwards Cao Cao is embarrassed to write it and make a military book." Then, as expected, Cao Cao, who was so angry that he burned the book.

Zhang Song of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao's military book he only read it once and memorized it, and then read it out to make the audience stunned. And said that it was an ancient book, and Cao Cao was plagiarized. Cao Cao burned the book on the spot!

Fu Rong never forgets the words and never forgets.

Pronunciation: guò mù bù wàng

Interpretation If you read it, you won't forget it. Described as having a very strong memory.

Source: "The Book of Jin and Fu Rong Records": "Fu Rong writes a chapter, hears it, and never forgets it." ”

Examples are never forgotten, and they are really geniuses in the world! (Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 60th chapter) uses method as a predicate and a definite; Refers to a person's good memory.

Foreign: Raymond in the movie "Rain Man", an autistic person

Ma Wu of the Han Dynasty and Zhang Song of the Three Kingdoms.

A story that has been passed down through the ages.

Introduction: Eunuchs have a history of more than 2,000 years in China, and the demise of the eunuch system is only a hundred years. This particular group is mostly from the hungry, and because of the forced life to embark on a road of no return.