The custom of "drying cotton-padded clothes on July 7" originated in the Han Dynasty. It is said that there was a place in the north of Zhangjian Palace in Han Dynasty, and there was a clothes-drying pavilion in the west of the pool. On July 7th, ladies-in-waiting are often seen drying clothes.
The custom of hanging clothes upstairs in Han Dynasty evolved into the custom of hanging books in Wei and Jin Dynasties. In the Book of Jin, there is an allusion to Sima Yi, a Xuan Di in the Jin Dynasty: Cao Cao asked Sima Yi to be an official. At that time, Sima Yi didn't want to be an official under Cao Cao when he saw the turmoil in the Han Dynasty and the national luck was dying. But Cao Cao was too powerful to offend, so he pretended that he had wind arthralgia and was inconvenient to move. Cao Cao is a treacherous man, how can he be credulous? Send someone to find out if you don't believe me, and order him to be arrested if what he says is not true. Sima Yi is really pretending, and there is no flaw at all. He pretended to be ill twice in his life, both of which looked alike, and this time, too. One day, just as Sima Yi's books were set in the sun, it suddenly rained heavily. Sima yi quickly got up and moved the book by herself, which would expose the faking. If Cao Cao's eyes and ears know about it, they will lose their lives. Fortunately, only one little maid saw it, but the poor little maid finally became the victim of Sima's murder. (Emperor Xuan Di resigned from his life in Wei Wu at the beginning, relying on wind arthralgia. When you taste a violent book and encounter a rainstorm, you don't want to collect it yourself. Only one maid in the family saw it, but later she was afraid that it would cause great disaster, so she killed it to kill it ...)
The protagonist of another book is Long Hao. In the Western Jin Dynasty, Long Hao joined the army under Fu Huan Wen, and he was well-read and not reused. He resigned from the army and returned to his hometown to live in seclusion. On July 7th every year, there is a local custom of drying clothes. Poor Long Hao unbuttoned his shirt and exposed his chest to the sun. People asked him why. He proudly replied that he was printing books. This is actually praising the talent in your stomach, and drying your stomach is also drying books.
Imayoshi
Sun "is translated from English" share ",which means sharing. On the morning of September 28th, 2008, the third Suzhou Reading Festival opened in Dushu Lake Library. A book printing activity with the theme of "Friends who print books, enjoy reading life" in 2008 was unveiled in Dushu Lake Library. Many book lovers take out their favorite books and recommend each other for exchange. Recommend good books to more people, that is, to print books, to print our thoughts, to print our knowledge and to print the essence of books.