(1). A boundary paper for writing inscriptions. Draw a "well" in the square and divide it into nine equally divided squares. Because the shapes and positions of the nine squares are similar to those of the Nine Palaces in ancient Tang Ming, they are named. According to legend, this method originated from Ou Yangxun, a famous calligrapher in Tang Dynasty. In the Qing dynasty, Jiang Ji continued to create a new style of nine palaces, with one side divided into 36 parties. See Chen Yuanyi's Essentials of Hanlin and Qingjiang Ji's Continued Books *. Aunt Lan, an old story in the south of Lincheng: "Aunt Lan urged me to write Jiugongge at first, and then I was too busy watching Pinocchio to do my homework." (2). Refers to the reading case of the poem clock. The poems of the upper and lower sentences are not the same, but the literal words are closely matched, and the content and form blend and interact with each other, just like the Nine Palaces in ancient Tang Ming, hence the name. Mo Qing's Poem of Pinglu Caotang (Volume 4) quoted Sun Shu's Continuation of Mo Yu's Lotus Talk: "Two unclassified things, written in two languages, are called Jiugongge. For example, lanterns go to crabs and chrysanthemums:' If the fire goes off well, it will be rampant under the fence'; Embossing will say something to beggars, such as' look for news outside the sunset and enjoy it while eating cold food'. Named after Jiugong, it means hybridization. "
Word decomposition
The interpretation of nine is nine, eight plus one (the word "nine" is often capitalized on banknotes and documents): nine times. It refers to many or most times: a narrow escape. Cloud nine. Radical: Hey.