For two centuries, Mozart's death has been shrouded in many doubts. According to William Dawson, a former plastic surgeon and former president of the American Academy of Performing Arts Medicine, Mozart's body was buried within three days after his death, and no autopsy was ever proposed. It was not until 30 years later that relevant evidence and reports were gradually disclosed. Even so, many contradictory details or statements make Mozart's death even more confusing. To make matters worse, the medical level in19th century was far behind today. Although Mozart's doctors are famous academic leaders, "they don't know what vitamins, bacteria or blood pressure are, and they simply don't have enough knowledge or technology to treat Mozart."

199 1 year, French anthropologist Pucci came to a surprising conclusion after examining the skull: Mozart may have died of complications of head injury, not rheumatic fever as most historians think. Pucci drew this conclusion based on the fracture of the left temple of the skull. Pucci thinks that Mozart may have been injured accidentally, and this conclusion can also help explain the rumor that Mozart was very painful one year before his death.

Xu Jinghua, a geologist, searched for truth in music and thought Mozart committed suicide for love.

17911February 3 1 published Music Weekly wrote: "Because he was bloated, people thought he was poisoned.

At the end of the movie "Biography of Mozart", Mozart had to write the requiem in ten days because he was forced by men in black, so Mozart kept writing the requiem from morning till night. He thought that death was coming to him, and he was afraid. The day after writing the requiem, he died of overwork. Later, some people certified that the men in black were European aristocrats and wanted to publish Mozart's music as their own works.

For a hundred years, people have been tirelessly exploring how this musical boy died. Perhaps the cause of Mozart's death is always a mystery, but his musical masterpieces handed down from generation to generation have benefited future generations, and his musical status and achievements still make the world look back!