Meaning of cheap rent

It is also called "cheap". A bag for holding belongings. Borrowing refers to property. Cheap, pass "capital". Song Wentong's Epitaph of Yan Jun, a Garrison Doctor: "In the process of Chunhua, Shun (Li Shun) started to steal, and the county and town were in great trouble

Property. Cheap, pass "capital". Tang Huangfu Mei's "Sanshui Xiaodu · Chen Fan's Poems on Sentencing": "Fan's nature is cruel and likes to kill, and the people complain about it. Money and bribes have accumulated in five years."

Money bags. It refers to money. Cheap, pass "capital". Ming Shende's "Yehuo Bian, Scherzo, Wuxi Scherzo": "If you want to learn from Wu Zhenhua, there is no money in his pocket." Ming Feng Menglong's "Love History, Love Spirit, Interpretation of the Seventh Five Year Plan

Linen. Wei Shu · Food and Goods Annals: "Five prefectures, namely Fenhua, Hengnong, Hebei, Hedong, Zhengping and Pingyang, are planning to take the water in the west of Beijing as the second time, and their annual cotton silk and rich linen are all converted into public property, and hired cars and cattle to send them to Beijing

The money for renting the plank house. Zheng Guanying's "A Dangerous Message in a Prosperous Age: On the Bank": "The iron gate and stone stack set up by the bank is allowed to put the goods in custody, and the stack rent and fire insurance are calculated. The fees are very cheap depending on other businesses."

That is fish tax. Song Gaosu Sun's Song Jiang Crab House Ode: "The fishy city will be in the fishing market and envy the fish rent." The History of the Yuan Dynasty: The Biography of Yu Que: "The thieves use the stone to swing the lake and send troops to level it, so that people can take the fish from the lake and lose the fish rent."

The extra grain rent levied from the people in feudal times. The Book of the Song Dynasty · Biography of Liu Yuanjing: "The Yuan Dynasty King's party supervises the rent and mounts donkeys and horses to transport food." The Sui Dynasty Book · Food and Goods Annals:

The grain tax collected by the Northern Qi Dynasty was divided into reclamation rent and righteousness rent. Reclamation and rent shall be paid to the state, and free rent shall be paid to the local government. Sui Shu · Food and Goods Annals: "(the third year of the Northern Qi Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty) lead people to a piece of silk, eight liang cotton, and ten jin silk