Ant Manor Today's Answer 2023.8. 15

August, 202315 ant manor today's answer is to add lamp oil, Dai people.

First of all, add lights to refuel.

1, the word refueling is said to come from the story of Zhang Yi's "adding lamp oil to persuade students" in the Qing Dynasty. Zhang Ai is Zhang Zhidong's father. During his tenure as an official, he sent people to add lamp oil to the late-returning scholars every night to encourage them to work hard. Later, people used "refueling" to express their encouragement.

There is such a touching story in Zhang E. It is said that Zhang E strongly supported education during her official career. In order to encourage people in his area to love reading, Zhang E made such a rule. That is to say, every night when the shift is changed, the magistrate's government will send two officers out.

3. A man in front is carrying a lantern, and a man behind is walking in the street with a tung oil basket. Anyone who finds someone's house with a light on and reads at night will stop outside their house and say to his family, "Lord Fu Tai is cheering for Xianggong!" " "

3. At this time, scholars will open the door. After the lamp oil was added, the two officers encouraged him: "The government and Taiwan adults wish Xianggong to study hard and get fame."

Second, Dai Zhulou.

1, Dai bamboo building is a typical building inherent in Dai people. The lower floor is about seven or eight feet high and unobstructed on all sides. Cattle and horses are tied to posts. There is a terrace on the upper floor near the ladder, which becomes a long big room, separated from the master bedroom by a bamboo fence and used as an important place to store money; The rest is a large open room with a low roof, sloping sides, eaves and floors, and generally no windows.

2. If the eaves are slightly higher, there are small windows on both sides and a door at the back. In the center of the building is a fire pit, burning day and night. The roof is covered with thatch, and the floors of beams, columns, doors and windows are made of bamboo. Bamboo is abundant in Dai area, and many houses are built of bamboo, with thick bamboo as the skeleton, bamboo strips as the walls, bamboo strips as the floor, wooden boards and grass as the roof, with a total of 24 main columns.

Third, the landscape

Dai people live in tropical and subtropical areas. The villages are all near the water of Pingba, on both sides of rivers by streams, around lakes and swamps, and surrounded by bamboo and trees. Therefore, there are still two or three hundred families living in the big stockade, and there are only one or twenty families in the small village. The house is a single building, surrounded by open space, and each household has its own courtyard.