There are definitely jokes in life. Who are the people in history who have died laughing or dying of anger?

In history, the people who died of laughter and those who died of anger were Niu Gao and Wu Shu respectively.

The allusion of Wu Shu’s anger to death and Niu Gao’s laughter to death:

The Jin army of 100,000 troops invaded the south in a large scale, with overwhelming momentum along the way. The young emperor Zhao Gou fled in panic and ran to the sea of ??Wenzhou. At the critical moment of national survival, the Song army fled and surrendered without a fight. Only Yue Fei, bearing his mother's lesson of "serving the country with loyalty", led an army of only more than 800 people to follow him to Guangde, waiting for an opportunity to kill the enemy.

He led Niu Gao, Zhang Xian, and Wang Heng to the top of Hengshan Mountain and looked around at the magnificent mountains and rivers of Tongchuan. Thinking of the people's lives being ruined under the iron heel of the enemy, his mind was like a sea turning over the river. Now that I am alone in the depths, and the enemy's strength is a hundred times greater than my own, how can I win? He frowned, lost in thought. Suddenly his eyes lit up, "Fight in formation and then fight. The common art of war and the wonderful use of it all depend on one mind!"

A tactic of setting up an ambush to block the enemy's attack was formed in his mind. He comprehensively analyzed the battle situation between Song and Jin and believed that although the Jin army had 100,000 cavalry, it was not accustomed to naval warfare and was incapable of crossing the sea to continue to catch up. Moreover, they were on an expedition of thousands of miles, running a long distance, and they were exhausted, lacked men and horses, had insufficient supplies, and had low morale. At the same time, the Jin army was an unjust army. They burned, killed, and looted along the way, arousing people's resistance. In the end, they were bound to return without results.

The great cause of resisting the Jin Dynasty is to protect the homeland and the country. The soldiers and the people are the foundation of victory, and they will surely get the support and support of the patriotic soldiers and civilians. Therefore, he is confident of victory. He predicts that the Jin army will withdraw north along the original route, taking a detour via Lin'an, Anji, and Zhangwu to Guangde City. , tend to be healthy. Therefore, Yue Fei decided to stay in Guangde, stop advancing, use leisure time to work, recharge his batteries, and inspect the landscape situation of Guangde everywhere.

Using Guangde's strategic position as "the hub of Jiangsu and Zhejiang and the gateway to Nanjing", Welcome the arrival of the Jin army and catch it by surprise. Niutoushan in Xinhang Town is located on the east side of the Guang (De) Y (Xing) Post Road. It forms a north-south corridor with Cigu Mountain opposite it, which is the only way to Jiankang. Before the war came, Yue Jun stepped up military preparations and expanded his troops.

On the one hand, the sergeants are taught to "do not plunder to death of starvation, and do not demolish houses to death of freezing"; they must strictly observe military discipline. On the other hand, trenches were built along the western slope of Niutou Mountain, winding for eight or nine miles. All the soldiers of the Yue Army were lying in ambush in the trenches, waiting only for the return of the Jin soldiers. As soon as the Jin army entered the ambush area, the soldiers of the Yue army suddenly jumped out of the trenches, with a loud killing sound, rushed into the enemy group, and cut the enemy line into several sections, without looking at each other.

The Yuejia army stabbed with their spears and chopped with their swords. Their arrows were like meteors and like divine soldiers descending from the sky. They blocked the left and right, killing the Jin army until they could not tell the difference between the east, the west and the north. They panicked and lost their armor and helmets. Fleeing in all directions, Jin Wushu was looking around on his horse, choosing the direction to escape, but was discovered by Niu Gao. A flying arrow hit his right arm, and he fell from the horse. Fortunately, he was supported by military counselor Ha Chi.

He never expected that his one hundred thousand cavalry, from outside the Pass to the Central Plains, and from the Central Plains to the south of the Yangtze River, would be invincible and unstoppable. Today, he would be beaten to pieces here, defeated and defeated. He felt so sad and desolate. Suddenly, he felt chest tightness and shortness of breath, vomited blood, and fell to the ground dead. Several generals around him fled.

At the end of the battle, Niu Gao led Yue Yun, Wang Gui and others to clean up the battlefield. They saw the corpses of the Jin army scattered all over the field, and the weapons and equipment were scattered everywhere. He couldn't help laughing. While laughing, he accidentally stumbled and fell into a ditch by the roadside and died.

Extended information:

Introduction to other people who were angered to death in history:

Zhou Yu:

In Luo Guanzhong's novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" , based on literary and artistic needs, the author described Zhou Yu as a character who fought openly and secretly with Zhuge Liang, and was eventually angered to death by Zhuge Liang. The story of Kongming Sanqi and Zhou Gongjin was left behind. Zhou Yu yelled angrily on his horse, and the sores on his arrows re-opened, and he fell under the horse. Before he died, he looked up to the sky and sighed: "Since Yu is born, how can he be born bright!"

Baidu Encyclopedia-Qi Wu Shu laughed to death Niu Gao

Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhou Yu (a famous general in Soochow during the late Han Dynasty)