Hair and crown(fà zhí chuān guān)

Hair and crown

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is f à zh í Chu à NGU à n, which means to describe extreme anger. It's the same as "going to the top". It comes from Huainanzi · Tai nationality training.

The idiom comes from "Huainanzi · taizuxun": "Jingke stabbed the king of Qin in the west, Gao Jianli and song meant to build on the Yishui River, and those who heard it were angry with their eyes and their hair was planted and pierced.

Chinese PinYin : fà zhí chuān guān