Knotted
"Jie Miao" canonically published in the "Five Years of The Left Turn and the Duke of Lai": "Shi Beg, Meng Enemy ZiLu (that is, Zhongyu), strike at him with go." Broken.
Zi Lu Yue: · Gentleman dies, the crown is not rabbit. , knotted and died. "Zilu was Confucius's proud protégé, one of the Seventy-Two Wise Men. He has a straightforward personality, is brave and brave, and is known for being good at "political affairs". In 480 BC, Ji Kuo (Wei Chugong's father) seized the throne of Wei Chugong, and Wei Chugong was forced to flee the State of Qi. Zilu, who was the Grand Master of wei at the time, was attacked by Shi Beg and Meng Yuan because of his lack of rebellion. During the melee, Zilu's hat belt was broken by Shi Beg. Zilu said, "Even if a gentleman dies, the crown hat cannot fall off." So, after he tied the hat belt, he calmly became righteous. The spirit of Zilu's loyalty to his duties and dedication to martyrdom embodies Confucius's idea of "killing oneself and taking righteousness", and is a model for scholars and politicians to learn from later generations. Later, "knotted" means to sacrifice life for righteousness and die calmly.