1. Well. "Yi·Jing": "If you change the city, don't change the well." Kong Yingda Shu: "In ancient times, people penetrated the ground to get water and used bottles to draw it, which was called a well." Mao Wenxi of the former Shu Dynasty wrote a poem in "Praise for Success": "The light rain last night drifted down the courtyard. Suddenly, I heard the sound of dripping tung trees beside the well. "Ming Wen Zhenheng's "Changwu Zhi: Well Digging": "The well must be dug under the bamboo tree, where the spring veins are deep, and a windlass is placed on top to draw water. If not, a small pavilion must be built. Cover it. "Sun Li's "Baiyangdian Chronicle·Memorial": "I also saw the small sweet well in the middle of the garden. The windlass frame was placed there, and the windlass rope was still swinging on the well mouth." 2. Something that looks like a well. Such as: patio, mine, salt well, algae well, etc. 3. Refers to the sewage pool. One explanation is "尰". 4. Refers to the caves dug to prevent cave attacks during ancient battles. "Tongdian·Bingwu": "Di Ting: Pierce wells from all directions in the city, each two feet deep. Use new opium poppies and wrap the mouth like a drum with a thin skin. Let the person with ears listen in the well, hold the opium poppies and listen, and then go five hundred steps to the city. Inside, know everything." 5. Refers to spring water. "Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Original Flavor": "The beauty of water is the dew of the three dangers, and the well of Kunlun." Gao You's note: "well, spring." 6. Refers to the tombs of ancient princes. Du Fu of Tang Dynasty wrote in "Su Duan Xue Fu Banquet Slips and Xue Hua's Drunken Song": "Suddenly I recall that the autumn well collapsed during the rain, and the bones of the ancients were covered with moss. It makes me sad that they did not drink." Qiu Zhaoao quoted Zhang Yao as saying: "The well is the property of the nobles. The tomb is still called Jinjing today, and Chu people all call the tomb of the King of Chu Jingshang. "Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty "Ji Cheng Yi": "There is a well in the northeast of the post, and it is said that it is the well of King Zhao of Chu." 7. Jingtian. "Zhou Li·Kao Gong Ji·Craftsman": "Nine people are wells, and the width between the wells is four feet." Zheng Xuan's note: "This is the system of mining the earth in the Ji. Nine people are wells, and the wells are one mile square, and the nine people are "Mencius Teng Wengong": "A well is a square mile, and a well is nine hundred acres, of which it is a public field." Zhao Qi notes: "A square mile is a land of nine hundred acres, and it is a well." Each of the eight families was given a hundred acres privately, and they raised the crops on their public fields together. "Han Xun Yue's "Han Ji: Emperor Wen Ji Xia": "The ancients built steps with six feet as steps, one hundred steps as one step, and one hundred steps as one step. Husband, the third house is the well, and the well is one mile wide, which is the nine husbands, and the eight families live in it." See "well field". 8. Set up or divide the well field. "Zuo Zhuan·Xianggong Twenty-Five Years": "Mu Xigao, the well is fertile, and the amount is used to write Fu." Song Wang Anshi's "Xue Ji of Cixi County, Mingzhou": "The ancients, the well is the field of the world." Ming Wangting Xiang's "Shen Yan·Bao Fu": "There are three types of fields that cannot be welled... Those who must say that they can be welled are the pedantic Confucian admirers of the past." See "Well Mu". 9. According to legend, eight wells were built in ancient times. Extended to a population center; a village; a home. Chen Zi'ang of the Tang Dynasty wrote "Thanks for the Winter Clothes": "The three armies Ye Qing, thousands of wells are happy with each other." Du Min of the Song Dynasty "Moyu'er · On the Lake" wrote: "In Zhongdu, Luo Qi has thousands of streets and thousands of wells." See "Wells". 10. Metaphorical method; order. "Guangya·Explanation": "Well, it is also a law." Wang Nian and Sun Shuzheng: ""Yue Jueshu·Ji Di Zhuan" says: 'The well is the law.' The well is the law, so there is a law to do things. "The well is well." The law governs people and regulates their diet, which is endless." See "Jingjing" and "Jingran". 11. The ancient word for "trap". "Yi Jing": "There are no birds in the old well." Wang Yinzhi's "Book of Changes": "The well should be read as a well." Gao Heng's note: "The well of 'Old Well' is called a trap Trap, trap is often used as a trap in other books. There is no word for trap in ancient times, but it is only used as a well. " 12. Quantifier. Volume of "Wu Chuanlu" written by Fan Chengda of Song Dynasty: "There are more than twenty wells with hot springs." 13. Onomatopoeia. See "well". 14. The name of the hexagram in "Yi". One of the sixty-four hexagrams, Xunxiakanshangshang. "Yi Jing": "Xiang said: There is water on the wood, a well." Kong Yingda Shu: "The well is righteousness, nourishing without being exhausted." Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty's "Nine Gua Lun": "The learning of a gentleman is the most important thing. Jing and Xun are well prepared." 15. Jingsu. "Historical Records·Tianguan Shu": "Virtue becomes a balance, outlook becomes a huang, injury becomes a axe, misfortune becomes a well, punishment becomes quality." Zhang Shoujie's righteousness quoted Jin Zhuo and said: "The east well governs water affairs, and fire enters a star and resides in it. Next to it, the emperor was defeated by fire, so it was called disaster.
"See "Jingsu". 16. Name of meridian point. One of the five acupoints (Jing, Ying, Shu, Jing, He), which is the origin of the twelve meridians. Each of the twelve meridians in the body has a well point, namely Shaoshang (Lung), Shang Yang (large intestine), Li Dui (stomach), Yin Bai (spleen), Shaochong (heart), Shaoze (small intestine), Zhiyin (bladder), Yongquan (kidney), Zhongchong (pericardium) ), Guanchong (triple burner), Qiaoyin (gallbladder), Dadun (liver) are often used in clinical first aid. "Lingshu Meridian·Nine Needles and Twelve Origins": "Twelve meridians, fifteen collaterals, and twenty." The seven qi are above and below. The place they come out is a well, the place they escape is a ying, the place they are poured into is a acupoint, the place they travel through is a meridian, and the place they enter is a combination. The twenty-seven qi's travels are all in the five acupoints. " 17. The name of the ancient country. Tongxing, that is, the ancient Xing country, in today's Xingtai City, Hebei Province, Chapter 4 of Guo Moruo's "Research on Ancient Chinese Society": "The so-called 'Jing family', 'Jing chief' and 'Jing man' are Jing Nai The name of the country has Jing Fang in the inscriptions. The Yin and Yi people's "Yi Hai Fu Ding Ding" has "King Zheng Jing Fang", and when it comes to the Zhou Dynasty, there is "Jing Ren Zhong"... It can be seen that Jing is an ancient country since the Yin Dynasty, and it is a Zhou people after entering the Zhou Dynasty. destroyed. " 18. Surname. There was Jing Dan in the Han Dynasty, see "Book of the Later Han Dynasty". 19. A friend who can confide secrets. Both happy and unhappy people can tell Jing with peace of mind.