Kong Rong's father died when he was thirteen. He is so sad that he needs help to stand up. He is called a filial son by many people. His heart was extremely loyal to the Han Dynasty, and he was very disgusted with Cao Cao, a domineering minister. When Cao Cao attacked Yecheng, Xelloss took someone else's wife as his wife. Kong Rong wrote a letter condemning Cao Cao, comparing him with Zhou Wang and satirizing him and his son for women. Cao Cao was angry, but he didn't.
Later, when the world was short of food, Cao Cao made a "prohibition of alcohol" in order to save food. Kong Rong loved drinking all his life. After learning about this, he wrote a letter to Cao Cao entitled "It is difficult for Cao Gong to ban alcohol". The letter talked about the benefits of drinking and openly satirized Cao Cao's ignorance of alcohol. Finally, he sarcastically said: "Wine has long been a virtue!" It means that Cao Cao doesn't know wine, but he has no virtue.
In the long run, Cao Cao couldn't bear it anymore, so he decided to secretly find someone to impeach soldiers such as "Kong Rong recruited followers and wanted to do bad things" and "outrageous and unreasonable, and should be severely punished". Kong Rong thought he was 56 years old and had no regrets, but on second thought, his daughter was only seven years old and his son was only nine years old, so he quickly asked the guards, "My children are still young and they don't." The guard was about to speak when Kong Rong's seven-year-old daughter said, "Are there any eggs under the cover of the nest?" In other words, has father ever seen a complete egg under the overturned nest? Kong Rong naturally understood that it was impossible to resign.
In the end, Kong Rong's children didn't shy away, but this sentence of his daughter has become a famous sentence that has been told through the ages. If Kong Rong had judged the situation, he wouldn't have ended up like this. Who let him provoke Cao this lean many times?