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Traditions about the industry: what are the three hundred and sixty occupations

There is such an old saying "three hundred and sixty rows, rows out of the scholar", I believe that no matter whether it is in the student period or the workplace period, will listen to others mentioned, but for the meaning of this I think we all understand is, half-understood. Do you know national culture in the three hundred and sixty lines have what occupations?

I. Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fisheries

1, plowing the land. 2, carting water. 3, cutting rice. 4, planting corn. 5, planting sweet potatoes. 6, planting onions. 7, flower farmers. 8, selling flowers. 9, selling monarchs. 10, selling nandina. 11, selling potted plants. 12, sericulturists. 13, picking mulberry leaves. 14, bee-keeping. 15, catching toadstools. 16, raising pigs. 17, Sheep herders. 18, cattle herding. 19, horse herding. 20, hunters. 21, butchers. 22, fishermen. 23, cormorant fishing

Second, food and confectionery industry

24, selling buns. 25, selling crab roe soup dumplings. 26, selling siu mai. 27, selling biscuits and cakes. 28, selling Ai Wo Wu Wo. 29, selling gold cakes. 30, selling rice cakes. 31, selling sugar porridge. 32, selling cakes. 33, selling buns steam cake. Selling steamed buns and cakes. 34, Selling cylinder oven biscuits. 35, Selling Poria cake. 36, Breakfast "Four Diamonds". 37, Selling spring rolls. 38, Selling deep-fried noodle cake with sesame oil. 39, Wonton picking. 40, Selling dumplings. 41, Tandan noodle. 42, Selling Yunmeng fish noodle. 43, Selling cold noodle. 44, Selling cut noodle. 45, Selling rice noodle. 47, Selling rice noodle. 48, Selling rice noodle. 49, Selling noodles. 50, Selling rice noodle. 46, Sell Yuanxiao. 47, Sell Eight Treasures Rice. 48, Sell and Di Porridge. 49, Sell Rice Dumplings. 50, Popping Rice Flower. 51, Rice Grain Shop. 52, Sell Cold Noodles. 53, Sell Loose Noodles. 54, Bake Taro. 55, Cutting Dried Potatoes. 56, Sell Carrots. 57, Sell Fresh Lotus Roots. 58, Boil Corn. 59, Sell Golden Needles. 60, Sell Mountain Vegetable. 61, Sell Peanuts. 62, Sell Ham. 63, Sell Dongpo pork. 64, selling pork head. 65, selling husband and wife's lung slices. 66, selling shabu-shabu. 67, roasted lamb. 68, selling dog meat. 69, selling white fruit roasted chicken. 70, selling called chicken. 71, selling tea eggs. 72, selling roasted duck. 73, selling quail. 74, selling clear-water hairy crabs. 75, bean curd picking. 76, deep-fried tofu. 77, deep-fried stinky dried pork. 78, selling milk preserved meat. 79, selling squeezed vegetables. 80, Salt merchant. 81, sell vinegar. 82, change buns for sauce. 83, sell small-ground sesame oil. 84, onion and ginger stall. 85, sell watermelon. 86, sell what mille-feuille melon. 87, sell grapes. 88, sell white fruits. 89, sell olives. 90, sell fried chestnuts with sugar. 91, sell icing sugar gourds. 92, sell sugarcane. 93, sell pear paste candy. 94, sell water. 95, tiger stove. 96, sell soymilk. 97, sell horse's milk. 98, selling cold drinks. 99, selling snowflake cheese. 100, teahouse industry. 101, selling alcohol. 102, selling sweet wine brewing. 103, selling Xifeng wine. 104, selling Maotai wine. 105, selling tobacco pipe. 106, selling cigarettes. 107, snuff shop

Third, textile and clothing industry

108, cotton ginning. 109, spinning. 110, blue prints. 111, batik. 112, dyers. 113, bleachers. 114, woofers. 115, brocade weaving. 116, Shu brocade industry. 117, satin shop. 118, embroidery. 119, selling pompoms. 120, carpet weaving. 121, tailors. Selling cloth. 122, Zhang Xiaoquan scissors. 123, making irons. 124, selling sewing needles. 125, selling buttons. 126, making Zhongshan suits. 127, making cheongsams. 128, selling valuation garments. 129, sewing poor women. 130, shoe stores. 131, selling three-inch gold lotus. 132, selling foot-wrapping cloths. 133, repairing cobblers. 134, repairing parasols. Mending shoes. 135, haymaking shoes. 136, sewing socks. 137, selling tiger shoes. Hats. 138, selling felt hats. 139, selling wraps

Fourth, handicraft trades

140, carpenters. 141, turners. 142, carvers. 143, masons. 144, masons. 145, gardening trades. 146, drilling wells. 147, selling doorbells. 148, coal miners. 149, charcoal-burning trades. 150, charcoal stores. 151, selling lamps and grass. 152, Candle Workshop. 153, Scented Candle Stall. 154, Selling Chopsticks. 155, Making Screens. 156, Repairing Palm Bandages. 157, Cotton Playing. 158, Selling Pillows. 159, Selling Rouge. 160, Panning for Gold. 161, Gold Foil Craftsmen. 162, Selling Rings. 163, Making Long Lifespans. 164, Repairing Watches. 165, Blacksmithing. 166, Sharpening Knives and Sharpening Scissors. 167, Coppersmith. 168, scale maker. 169, umbrella maker. 170, sell umbrellas. 171, sell bamboo poles. 172, gabion maker. 173, rope maker

V. Transportation industry

174, carrying sedan chair. 175, pulling a yellow baggage car. 176, catching the foot. 177, mailman. 178, making a letter plate. 179, night watchman. 180, necking. 181, making a car. 182, building a road. 183, making a lock. 184, repairing clocks. 184, repairing clocks. 186, making a lock. 183, making a lock. 184, repairing watches. 184, repairing clocks. 186, repairing rings. 182, repairing roads. 183, ferrying. 184, launching rafts. 185, slimmers. 186, dock pickers. 187, shipbuilders. 188, making lighthouses