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The meaning of this sentence is that Wu Dalang's figure is very short, he feels only three inches, and the ** on his face is very dry, like tree bark, and the whole sentence means that Wu Dalang is short and ugly.
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Because Wu Dalang's face is very ugly, he is called Gu Shupi, and he is very short, so he is called Sancun Ding.
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This shows that he is very honest, and he is very strong and durable, no matter what people say about him, he is indifferent and will not fight back against people.
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That is to say, Wu Dalang is short and ugly. Three-inch Ding is to describe people who are short, in ancient times, men were described as tall and seven-foot men, and three-inch was just the opposite to describe short, and Ding refers to adult men; The bark of the valley tree is rough, that is, the shape is simple and the appearance is rough. Scum.
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The image of Wu Dalang's personal repentance is very poor, he is short and short, with a stout figure and an ugly face. To describe him in such a way is also a kind of debasement for him.
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"Three-inch Dinggu bark" means to describe a person who is very short and ugly.
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The bark of the three-inch Dinggu tree means to describe a short, ugly and ugly man.
This nickname is a combination of the two nicknames "Sancun Ding" and "Gu Bark".
1. In the Book of Sui, it is written that men and women under the age of 17 are middle, and those over the age of 18 are d. A person who is called a three-inch ding is to describe the person as short.
2. In another document, "The Book of Sketches", it is written: There are two kinds of grain trees, one of which has a pattern of skin and is called Bangu. Yungu bark, which means that the skin is spotted and coarse.
The twenty-third chapter of Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" in the Ming Dynasty: This Wu Dalang is less than five feet tall, with an ugly face, a ridiculous mind, and a long upper body and a short lower body; The people of Qinghe County saw that he was born short, and gave him a nickname called the three-inch Dinggu bark.
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Speaking of this three-inch Dinggu bark, I don't know what everyone thinks, I'm lonely anyway, and it's the first time I've heard of this statement, so I'm going to ask, what does this three-inch Dinggu bark mean? And this statement has also appeared on Wu Dalang's head, so why is this Wu Dalang called three-inch Dinggu bark? Let's analyze and reveal these problems together to see why, and see the specific reasons!
Three inches", Wu Dalang's low and short are written exaggeratedly, and at the same time, it also implies a mockery that Wu Dalang is not like a man. Men are tall and majestic in people's subconscious. The "big" in Wu Dalang, in addition to ranking first, also implies the meaning of "tall" here.
The tree is low, the branches and leaves are luxuriant, the wood is soft, the main trunk is thin, knotty, and soft cotton, and it is useless to make wood; Make firewood, smoke more than burning. In the countryside, it is a wild tree that no one grows, no one uses, and no one cares about. Using Gu Shu to describe Wu Da is actually saying that Wu Da Lang is useless, he can't support this family, he can't be like a man, he can't become the top door bar of this family, not a man.
"Sancun Ding" means useless man, the ancient ruler was smaller than now, about 23 centimeters, "Hong" is the name of a tree, the bark was the raw material for making paper at that time, there was no other use, "Hongshu bark" meaning is also useless. Because the lower left corner of "瓓" is wood, and the lower left corner of "榖" is similar to the shape of the word He, mistaken for a word, and now "糓" is simplified to "valley" to become "valley bark". "Three inches of ding, the bark of the valley" is written in the Water Margin
People saw that he was cowardly and desolate, and gave him a nickname, called "Three Inches Ding, Valley Bark".
In any case, judging from Wu Dalang's performance in the Water Margin, he is a person with short stature, ugly appearance, and a problem with his brain IQ, so it is appropriate to call him a three-inch Dinggu bark. As for "Gu bark", in ancient times, this "valley" is a simplified word, Gu (as Yi), Yi tree, bark rough manipulation, to describe ugly. The last three words of Wu Dalang's name should be "Yi bark", which describes Wu Dalang's ** very poor and rough skin.
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Seal, traditional Chinese word tree, peeling the skin is sealed, three inches Ding.
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This means that his dingding is three inches long.
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But with the development of time, his reputation was slandered for no reason, and his tomb was destroyed by others.
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The three-inch Dinggu bark refers to being short and ugly** and like the bark, and Wu Dalang will call this name because it matches his physical characteristics.
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The three-inch Jingu bark describes a man who is very short, ugly, and has a low IQ, and it happens that Wu Dalang in the Water Margin is this image, so he is given this nickname.
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This sentence refers to the fact that this person is very short and ** as old as the bark of a tree, because Wu Dalang is very apt with this sentence, so there is this name.
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The three-inch Dinggu bark is said to be short and old, Wu Dalang is short and old, but his wife is very beautiful, so people call him the three-inch Dinggu bark.
Wu Dalang took poison, died if he ate it, and died if he didn't eat it.
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