"History of the Ming Dynasty" recorded a great official who "rubbed his stomach and killed him alive", and his name was Zhao Wenhua. This person was admitted to Jinshi in the eighth year of Jiajing, that is, 1529, and was later appointed as the minister of punishments, and later promoted to the minister of works. In short, his official position is very high, and he was called all-C for a time. Later, the Zhengyang Gate Building of the Forbidden City was not built, and then he was found to have embezzled 402,000 yuan. So Zhao Wenhua was charged with several crimes and impeached by officials. But after he retired, one day he suddenly felt a stomachache and began to rub his stomach with his hands. As a result, he wiped it, but he wiped himself alive. Even when his family found out that he had been rubbed to death by himself, his internal organs had been rubbed outside, and the whole scene was simply shocking and terrible. The original text in Ming History reads: "Wenhua was very ill and was sentenced to lie on the boat. She didn't talk to herself, but she felt her abdomen, which cracked, and her internal organs came out overnight. Go to hell. " This is the first person in history who committed suicide by rubbing his stomach. It is also bizarre to the sky. It's true, and it's hard enough for him.