Ask for ancient celebrities and forget their names.

I think you may be talking about RoyceWong, one of the seven sons of Jian 'an. His story is a little different from what you said. Maybe I was wrong.

RoyceWong died young, and his cause of death was recorded in the biography of Zhang Zhongjing, a famous doctor in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is said that according to his years of medical experience, Zhang Zhongjing gradually discovered that RoyceWong, a writer in his twenties, was hiding the terrible source of boils. One day, he said to Wang Shen, "You are already ill and should be treated as soon as possible. Otherwise, at the age of forty, your eyebrows will fall out. Eyebrows will die after half a year. You can still save yourself by taking the samurai hall now. " However, RoyceWong was very unhappy. He thinks he is elegant and noble, and there is nothing wrong with his figure. He won't listen to him, let alone take medicine. A few days later, Zhang Zhongjing saw RoyceWong again and asked him, "Did you take medicine?" RoyceWong lied to him and said, "I have already eaten." Zhang Zhongjing carefully observed his look, shook his head and said to RoyceWong seriously and affectionately, "You didn't take medicine, and you look the same as before. Why do you take your life so lightly? " RoyceWong never believed what Zhang Zhongjing said. Twenty years later, his eyebrows slowly fell off and he died six months later.

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