For example, who died heavier than Mount Tai and who died lighter than a feather?

First, death is heavier than Mount Tai: Lei Feng

1August, 962 15 It was raining at eight o'clock in the morning, and Lei Feng and his assistant Qiao Anshan drove back to their station from the construction site. After they drove into the company parking lot, they found a lot of mud splashed on the car body, so regardless of the fatigue of long-distance driving, they immediately asked Qiao Anshan to start the car to wash the car in the open space.

After passing through a narrow aisle in front of the barracks, for safety reasons, Lei Feng stood on the edge of the aisle and raised his arm to direct Xiao Qiao to reverse and turn; "Left, left ... get down. Come down! " The left rear wheel of the car suddenly slipped into the roadside ditch, and the body shook violently, and suddenly hit a square pole used to dry clothes and quilts. Unfortunately, Lei Feng was hit by a fallen square pole in his right temple, fell to the ground on the spot and fainted.

Comrades immediately sent him to a nearby hospital on a stretcher for rescue, and heads at all levels rushed to the hospital immediately, and at the same time, medical experts from Shenyang were taken to Lei Feng's bed as quickly as possible. Brain dysfunction caused by skull injury, the good son of the working people, China * * * outstanding party member Lei Feng of the production party, was only 22 years old, so he said goodbye to us.

Second, die lighter than a feather: Qin Gui.

Qin Gui (1090 ~ 1 155) was a traitor in the Southern Song Dynasty. Words will know. Jiangning (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) people. Song Huizong was a scholar, official, foreign minister and imperial envoy for five years (115). He once advocated resisting gold and opposed exchanging land for peace. After 8 jin j captured Kaifengfu, he wanted to make Zhang Bangchang emperor. Qin Gui wrote a letter, claiming that he would set up another imperial clan as emperor in the Song Dynasty and opposed the establishment of puppet regime in Zhang Bangchang. So, 8 jin j drove him to the north and immediately surrendered to the enemy.

He advocated peace talks in Jinting, so he made suggestions for four years (1 130), and Wan Yanchang was put back to the Southern Song Dynasty by Jin. Qin Gui won the trust of Song Gaozong and Zhao Gou, and this official is the Prime Minister. Because of the proposition that "southerners belong to the south and northerners to the north", he no longer lives in seclusion. In the seventh year of Shaoxing (1 137), Qin Gui served as an envoy of the Tang Dynasty, and Prime Minister Zhang Jun persuaded Song Gaozong to withdraw the power of attorney to unify the Yuefei and Huaixi armies, which led to the mutiny and rebellion of the Huaixi army.

In the eighth year of Shaoxing, Qin Gui once again visited the Prime Minister and made peace. He knelt down to meet the imperial edict on behalf of Song Gaozong. In the tenth year of Shaoxing, Marshal Yan Hong Zongbi led the troops to invade the south, Yue Fei and others made a massive northern expedition, repeatedly defeated the 8 Jin Army and advanced on Kaifeng, but Qin Gui urged Song Gaozong to force him to move his troops (see the Battle of Yancheng).

In the 11th year of Shaoxing, Song Gaozong and Qin Gui relieved Yue Fei and Han Shizhong of their military power, framed the crime of rebellion, killed Yue Fei, and signed a humiliating peace treaty with the rulers again (see Shaoxing Peace Conference). Song surrendered, paid tribute and ceded land, and the ruler stipulated that he could not be the prime minister without guilt. Qin Gui once again served as prime minister for eighteen years, monopolizing state affairs, excluding dissidents, and vigorously denouncing officials who advocated resisting gold.

Suppress public opinion against gold, tamper with official history, and reward poems that praise discussion. He also appointed Li Chunnian and others to enforce the boundary law, measure the land, re-determine the two taxes and other taxes, and secretly ordered all localities to increase the civil tax by 78%, causing many poor households to lose their money because of extortion. Shaoxing died of illness in 25 years.

Extended data

People are inherently mortal, either heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. From: Sima Qian's letter to Ren An.

It is a reply from Sima Qian, a historian and writer of the Han Dynasty, to Ren An, a good friend. In the letter, the author stated his unfortunate experience with anger and full feelings, and expressed his painful feelings that he had to bear the burden of humiliation for the book Historical Records. With sharp words and rich feelings, the article is a rare masterpiece with extremely important historical value.

People are inherently mortal, or heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. It is Mao Zedong who praised Zhang Side for serving the people with this sentence in his book "Serving the People", thus educating party member cadres and soldiers to learn Zhang Side's spirit of serving the people.