Is “Xian Zhen, dissatisfied with Duke Xiang of Jin for releasing the Qin prisoners, spat in his face, and later in battle removed his helmet and went to his death.” true?

The Zuo Commentary, Duke Xi, 33rd year, records that Xian Zhen, because Duke Xiang released the Qin generals, 'without looking back, spat', and later in the Battle of Ji, feeling he had been discourteous, 'removed his helmet and entered the Di army, and died there.' The depiction in Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms is completely consistent with the official history, highlighting the fierce integrity of the Spring and Autumn period general and minister.