fà发nù怒chōng冲guān冠
To be extremely furious or enraged; to be so angry that one's hair seems to push up one's cap.
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Ancient
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In 227 BC, the Qin state defeated Zhao and approached Yan. Prince Dan of Yan invited the brave warrior Jing Ke to assassinate the King of Qin.
Jing Ke took the head of Fan Yuqi, an enemy of the King of Qin, and a map of Dukan.
Prince Dan saw him off by the Yi River. Gao Jianli played music for Jing Ke, who, bristling with anger, sang loudly: "The wind sighs mournfully by the chilly Yi River, a valiant warrior departs, never to return!"