Three-inch Ding Er, three-inch Ding Gu cover Wu Dalang nickname also. The book "The Water Margin Data Set" contains Cheng Muheng's Notes on the Water Margin in the Qing Dynasty, which explains:
"Sui Shu" is suitable for men and women under 17 and over 18. Clouds are three inches, shorter. Materia Medica: There are two kinds of eucalyptus, one with mottled skin is called mottled eucalyptus. Those whose bark is turbid even say that their skin spots are rough and evil.
Three-inch Ding Zhiwu Dalang is short and easy to understand. Ding seems to be mostly used for men, for example, in the ancient military system, one was from three Ding. A golden tongue is an exaggeration, just like describing a dwarf as not as tall as three pieces of tofu. In addition, some people interpret the three-inch ding as a coffin nail. When the Water Margin was written in the Ming Dynasty, according to the Jiajing tooth ruler of the Forbidden City, it was about 32 cm, and three inches was 9.6 cm. The background of the Water Margin story is in the Song Dynasty. Song Mu's square foot is about 30 cm, and three inches is 9 cm. The length of this coffin nail is obviously short. In ancient times, Shu Ren's coffin was four inches thick and Mozi's bronze coffin was three inches thick, which was considered as a thin burial. The nails in contemporary coffins are at least seven inches long, and the nails are not firm, so you dare not climb out. Later, it was written that Uncle He Jiu converged and took out a longevity coffin, but it was not written as "Ding".
The husk that caused the most discussion was interpreted as eucalyptus bark by Cheng Muheng. The reason can be explained by reference to Outside the Bottle published in 29 years of the Republic of China. The author points out that the nicknames of Wu Dalang in Jin Ping Mei and Gu are misused. If the grain bark is written as grain bark, it may be mistaken for bark. Did you find the difference between ancient and Iraqi? In the lower left corner, one is grain and the other is wood. Valley is the simplification of valley and the normal state of modern Chinese. However, the words "ancient" and "ancient" have existed since ancient times, and there has been a tendency to be confused since the Song Dynasty.
Post some photocopied screenshots of Shuihu network resources. Shanghai People's Publishing House photocopied Yutang's engraving and wrote it as "Gu". The website of the full-text image database of Tokyo University also wrote it as "Gu", and the website of Shunzhi Guanhuatang wrote it as "Gu".
Catalpa bungeana is also known as Broussonetia papyrifera, and its bark can be used for papermaking and clothing. When I was collecting information, I looked at the pictures of Broussonetia papyrifera and suddenly remembered that there was such a tree where I lived a few years ago. It turned out to be a Broussonetia papyrifera. But isn't the bark of Broussonetia papyrifera rough? At least it's not the roughest bark among trees. According to the information about Broussonetia papyrifera in ancient books, its bark can be used as medicine, and the medicine name is Broussonetia papyrifera white skin, which is called Broussonetia papyrifera white skin in Sheng Ji Zong Lu.
If we regard the bark of three-inch ding ao as a code word, there is a "white skin" hidden in it. The pronunciation of three-inch ding ao is the same as that of pestle, and the white skin is a metaphor for Pan Jinlian. White skin is a matter for men and women. The verb usage of pestle has been used in Gu Wang Yan and Zhao Yan Fei Shi in Qing Dynasty. My explanation will be more convincing if I find the verb usage of pestle in Ming Dynasty or earlier.
The story of Qiantang under the purlin of Taiping Imperial View says: Lingyin Mountain is surrounded by lotus flowers, and there is a purlin tree in the center, which is very tall. This one is also very imaginative. If Wu Dalang is in the middle of the lotus (Pan Jinlian), it is not high, but can only be called Bo Bark.
In the chapter of Qi Yaomin's Book, it is said that those who cook, peel and sell hides are of great benefit. This crossing is also very suitable for Wu Dalang. Every day, I work hard and make a living by making cakes. Suddenly I met a big family who paid a dowry to marry Pan Jinlian.
"Heming in Shi Mao" said: There is a sandalwood tree in the Garden of Junle, and its lower dimension is tiny. Zhu Jiyun: You, a man, are evil. Su Dongpo's poem "The Old Man": Hu Wei asks for land and raises this tree. Why is bamboo called evil wood, not mature wood? Yuan Zhongdao's Bamboo Pavilion in Ming Dynasty gives an explanation: it was not used by Dong Liang. The so-called "bad wood" means that the wood of Broussonetia papyrifera is loose and cannot be used for building and making furniture. Although Su Dongpo and Yuan Zhongdao said in their poems that Broussonetia papyrifera can make paper, make clothes and be used as medicine, the biased reputation that only evil trees have no material is Wu Dalang in the eyes of wandering children in Qinghe County, so the bark is not named willow, pine and cypress, but eucalyptus bark.
Finally, Qian Wenzhong once explained to himself in an article that Ding Gu was a foreign word in Northeast China, and that three-inch Ding Gu bark meant that there was no sunshine and rain, and the trees in the cave were not tall. Do you think it is reliable?