Shuttle's explanation

The explanation of the shuttle is still mechanical. The sound of a loom Liang Jiangyan in the Southern Dynasties wrote the poem "Mourning Room Man": "If you don't knit, you would rather listen to the shuttle."

Word decomposition

The explanation of shuttle is not a tool to pull weft (horizontal thread) back and forth when weaving. Two sharp ends, thick in the middle, like jujube pits: shuttle (a. knitting tools; B. Machine guns and magazines; C quantifiers, such as "hit a Haloxylon ammodendron *". Shaped like a shuttle: a spear. The metaphor of swimming crab keeps coming and going: the explanation of swimming patrol is the reed on the loom, and it also refers to the shuttle in ancient times: loom (a) refers to the loom, such as "I can't hear the shuttle, but I hear the woman sigh"; B. the conception and layout of Yu's poems, such as "coming out"). Sparse, sparse, sparse: "If you are a wheel, those who walk in the river want to die, and those who walk in the mountains want to die".