In the post-Three Kingdoms period, he said he was dead, and others also said he was dead.

The Northern and Southern Dynasties are called the "Post-Three Kingdoms". In the former Three Kingdoms, the famous scholar Yang Xiu always wanted to show his cleverness to others, because he was too clever. I finally committed suicide because I couldn't distinguish between the occasion and the object. His direct way of death was to foresee the military orders of the master Cao Cao in private in the army, which is also the famous "chicken rib" password. Although chicken ribs are tasteless to eat, it is a pity to discard them, but this is not the case in Yang Xiu. This chicken rib is a fatal blow to him. It was not Cao Cao or his cleverness that killed him, but his cleverness was not used in the right place.

Because of the wide spread of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, we all know the chicken ribs allusion now, but Hou Chong at that time certainly had never heard of it. He doesn't understand that sometimes talkative is fatal, especially any evaluation and speculation about the boss is an adventure of not knowing his identity.

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There was a brave general, contemporary with Hou Chong. His qualifications are similar to his, and he is as good at fighting as he is. Zhou Wen emperor Yu Wentai personally named him Wang Yong. Hou Chong didn't like Wang Yong very much, so he took the opportunity of ministers going to Yuwen Hu to "humiliate" Wang Yong in public. Facing Homer and Chen Chong, a respected pillar, Wang Yong dared not argue. He was ashamed and died of gangrene. Hou Chong criticized a general who was invincible on the battlefield and criticized him to death.

Zhu Guo's Homer and Chen Chong are obviously old-fashioned in their later years, which is obviously not a good phenomenon.

At that time, Yu Wentai, the Emperor Wen of Zhou, had died, all the scholars were young and weak, and Yuwen Hu, Gong Jin's nephew, was in power. Yuwen Hu killed two small emperors in order to maintain his dominant position, and it was Yu Wenyong, the British leader of Emperor Wu of Zhou Dynasty, who unified China almost in advance. But Yuwen Yong didn't really take power at that time. At the same time, in front of the puppet, he is hiding his strength and secretly planning to seize power with his cronies.

Bao Ding will go to see Minister Yuanzhou with Yuwen Yong for three years. That night, Yuwen Yong and his party hurried back to the capital Chang 'an. Everyone is talking in private, and everyone feels very strange. Intuitively, Chong made his own judgment, but he shouldn't make his private judgment public. Although he only told his relatives, how can there be an airtight wall in the world?

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Hou Chong's prediction is: I heard the fortune teller say (Yu Wenhu) that the year is not good this year. The emperor suddenly returned to Beijing overnight today. He is going to execute Jin.

As soon as the words came out, "so everyone spread" finally reached the ears of Yu Wenyong and Yu Wenhu. Yu Wenyong was obviously surprised by the exposure of the plot, and Yu Wenhu was also mixed. In this way, a conspiracy was pushed to the forefront with a grain of salt and a grain of salt. No one will admit it, it's just a messenger spreading rumors.

Yuwen Yong immediately called for "all officials in Dade Hall are responsible for worshipping, fearing the crime of gratitude", but it was too late. Yuwen Hu sent troops to surround Hou Chong's home that night, "forcing him to commit suicide". Fortunately for Yuwen Yong, Yu Wenhu was not vigilant because of this incident, and his "plot to protect the enemy" went on smoothly.

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Houchong finally committed suicide because he was talkative. Fortunately, there was no collective punishment, and his funeral was conducted according to normal etiquette. Just posthumous title is a "manic" word, exactly the same. In fact, he shouldn't be so manic in Mao Mao. It was not until Yuwen Yong succeeded in "protecting the enemy" and Yuwen Hu was killed that posthumous title changed from "crazy" to "Zhuang Min".

Li yanshou, the author of Northern History, also felt very sorry for Hou Chong, saying that he was brave all his life, "Mao Mao was the best in the world", and he was one of the eight pillar countries, but he died because of careless words, and his reputation vanished in an instant, which was really embarrassing. Hou's three sons, Chong, are Zhou's generals, and his younger brother Shun is also one of Zhou's twelve generals.