Idiom: Angry hair rushes to the crown.
Pinyin: nê fà ch not ng gu ā n
Explanation: refers to wearing a hat when you are angry. Describe extreme anger.
Source: "Zhuangzi Stole Foot": "The anger of stealing foot smells like stars, and the hair is crowned." "Historical Records Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "It seems to support the wall and lean on the column, and it is angry and rushing to the crown."
At the railing, it's raining. ★ Song Yuefei's "Man Jiang Hong"
Synonyms: rage, anger, anger
Antonym: in heaven, I am ecstatic and rejoicing.
Idiom story: During the Warring States Period, Zhao Haoqi of Qin promised King Hui of Zhao 15 cities in exchange for the harmony of Zhao. Influenced by the State of Qin, the Prince of Zhao sent Lin Xiangru to exchange with Choi. The king of Qin kept silent about the city. Lin Xiangru recaptured Heshibi with one move and said angrily, "If I don't exchange with the city, I will die with Heshibi."