Meaning of Chuang Bao

1. Red building and curved cover. In ancient times, it was an honor guard for general and governor, and was also called governor and prefecture guard. According to the "Book of Jin · Biography of Malone", "The imperial edict says: Long has few teachers, braves difficulties, takes risks to help, and has false festivals, proclaims prestige

banners and flags. Tang Yangjiong's poem "Fighting South of the City": "The flag is like a bird's wing, and the armor is like a fish scale."

A leading team holding flags in front of the army. "Southern History · Biography of the Wuling King of Liang Dynasty": "He rode and shot, especially danced, and taught martial arts on the ninth day, and bowed to lead the team."

Veins. The Rites of the Zhou Dynasty, the Spring Official, the Scarf Cart: "The five routes of the Queen... all have their own covers." Zheng Xuan of the Han Dynasty quoted Zheng Zhong as saying: "'Rong' refers to a simple car, and Shandong refers to the clothes and curtains, or the buildings and curtains."

The flags are protected by feathers. The flags are still covered. In Liu Ji's Song Feng Pavilion II in the Ming Dynasty, "The peak behind the pavilion is higher than the other peaks, and the pine trees are on the top of the peak, looking up like a building."

See "Embroidering and nursing".

Hair on the temples. Song Mei Yaochen's Poem on Farm Tools with Sunduansuo Temple, Tai Li: "The feet are firm and easy to moisten, and the sideburns are not wet."

In ancient times, it refers to a beautiful fragrant car. Bao, the hood. Gong Zizhen of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "The First Preface to the Rainbow Clothes": "After the experience of wind and cloud, I see Gui Bao meeting her pretty like snow... In the second eight days of plain clothes, the old toad sobbed after dancing."