Seventeen Ye Guo Junwang wore a single shirt, lying on his back on the snow in a "big" posture, waited until his body was cold and got up, walked to the back room, held Zhen Huan on the bed tightly in his arms, and waited until his body slowly felt warm, and he ran back to the snow to cool his body... Repeat this many times until Zhen Huan's high fever subsides.
If you think that the seventeenth master's infatuation only exists in the TV series, it may be because you have not heard of another person, Xun Yue.
Xun Yue was the younger son of Xun Yu, a famous strategist around Cao Cao, and was born in 210 AD, because that year was the Year of the Gengyin Tiger, so he was known as "Tiger Man" Xun Yue.
Xun Cang inherited his father's wisdom, had his own unique views on metaphysics and Confucianism, and often studied with some famous scholars and junjie, but he did not covet fame, but longed for a beautiful love life, and he had his own set of views on women.
Xun Cang, who was not yet an adult, once told his friends Fu Gao and Xiahou Xuan: Women, must be beautiful! Anything else that is smart, talented, virtuous, or anything like that doesn't matter.
When Xun Cang became an adult, he married the daughter of the general Cao Hong. Since then, once in a lifetime, one couple.
Although Cao's appearance is not a country and a city, it is also white and beautiful, and its temperament is outstanding, which makes Xun Cang fall in love at first sight.
They are very affectionate after marriage, and people are holding hands and getting together.
However, The heavens were jealous of the red face, and within a few years, Cao's high fever did not go away on a snowy day, and the imperial doctor did not work when he came, and taking medicine and acupuncture did not work.
Xun Cang, who was eager to save his wife, "opened up". He ran outside the house in a single suit, froze himself into a "popsicle", and then ran inside the house, holding his wife on the hospital bed and cooling her down.
However, the reality is much harsher than the TV series. Xun Cang's house was tossed around for a day, and his wife's fever did not improve, but he tossed himself sick.
The wife knew that her time was short, and she could not bear to see him suffer from this again, so she cut off her lotus branch belt and handed it over to Xun Cang. Later generations used the term "broken belt" to describe the parting of husband and wife.
The infatuated Xun Yue was in a trance after his wife's illness and death, he did not cry or make trouble, and he held his wife's cold body all day and refused to bury it.
His friend Fu Gao comforted him: "It is difficult to find a talented and beautiful woman in this world, but isn't a good-looking woman easy to find?" Don't be too sad. ”
Xun Yue's eyes froze and he murmured, "But she only has one!" ”
The idiom "Xun Ling hurts the gods" originates from this and is used to describe mourning the death of his wife.
Because Xun Cang had previously contracted an illness by using his frozen body to cool his wife down, and then he was overly injured, Xun Cang also died of illness shortly after his wife's death, at the age of 29.
Some people say that Xun Cang is a love saint, but others laugh at his stupidity. In the "Cautionary Tale", it is said that "Wu Qi, who killed his wife, was too ignorant, and Xun Ling could also be scorned for hurting the gods." ”
What do you think about that?
Author | Jessica
