The legend of the well, the legend of Fukusenjing

The frog at the bottom of the well, the legend of the green silk well, the legend of the white sand well.

"Well" is related to the ancient Chinese Jingtian system, from the seal glyph of the word "well" "Interpretation of words (190) - the origin and meaning of the word "well" x", the word "well" is a little "It refers to the appearance of a well, the square field where the well is located is a public field, and there are 8 private fields around, each family has a field, so there are 8 households in a well field, and these 8 families take turns to work, water, and harvest in the public field, and the grain produced by the public field is handed over to the state treasury, and the grain of the private field is used by each family, so it is related to the well, the land, and the people on this land, so it has the following meanings: one refers to a well or well-shaped object ([name]), such as "well", which refers to a well for taking water; "Mine" refers to the collective term for shafts and tunnels constructed underground for mining.

2. Things related to wells: 1. In ancient times, water sources were an important condition for people's survival, so hometowns, towns or cities and other places where people lived were established with wells as the center, and there were 8 households on the land of a well field, so "well" also included a kind of community administrative unit in ancient times, which was related to hometowns and cities ([name]), such as "market", referring to markets and markets; "Uprooting" means leaving one's hometown to go to another place. 2. From the perspective of the attributes of the "well field system", there is a difference between the public field and the private male primary and secondary system; From the perspective of the management of the "well field system", people take turns to cultivate and water the land; Judging from the construction of the ancient well, the circular wall of the well is a very small wellhead with layers of masonry and stone.

It can be seen that the character "well" also contains the meaning of order ([形]), such as "orderly", which means stable and orderly.

Fuquanjing is next to the inkstone pond in the old town of Changge County, and it is said that it was dug with the money from Zhong Xuan's sale of words. Zhong Miao was blind when he was young, and he wrote well, and he wanted to ask him to write the signboards of many shops in the county and the plaques of rich people's houses, and said that he could pay ** money, but Zhong Miao said that he was young and had shallow skills, and did not agree.

One year, there was a severe drought in Changge County, and there was no rain for 100 days, and the crops were all dead. The people begged the heavens and wept to the earth, but they did not see the rain. Zhong Xuan saw that he was in a hurry, and he had an idea, and posted a notice saying:

Zhong Xuan sold words and donated money to dig wells. So he set up the table, took out a pen and paper, and asked someone to make a merit box for donating money and using Fu Ze.

When the news broke, there was an endless stream of people asking for words, and they soon scraped together enough money to dig wells. Zhong Xuan worked with everyone to choose a point to dig a well. Dig foot after foot, dig a full foot deep, and still no water comes out. Zhong Xuan couldn't hold his breath, took off his robe, jumped into the well, and dug hard with a pickaxe.

The Emperor of Heaven was moved by Zhong Xuan's act of selling words to dig wells, and ordered the Dragon King of the East China Sea to supply water quickly. Zhong Xiang went down with a few pickaxes, and the well water gushed out "suddenly". Is one well enough?

Zhong Miao remembered that the county order asked for a plaque to be changed in the past, so he splashed ink and wrote down the four big characters of "Mirror Hanging" and sent it.

When the county order saw it, he was full of praise and asked Zhong Miao how much he wanted to pay for the pen. Zhong Xuan said: "I don't want a penny, I have one thing to ask for."

The county magistrate was happy for a moment and said: "I am the head of a county, if there is anything I can't do, I will speak." Zhong Xuan said

Now that there is a great drought in the county and the people are affected, you, as a parent official, should take out the money of the government and dig wells to save the people, so that you can be called 'hanging high'! ”

It turned out that Zhong Xuan had a useful intention in sending words. The words of the county order were red-faced. The county ordered the government to immediately open the treasury and fund the digging of wells, the construction of water conservancy, and the relief of the victims, so that the people of the whole county were saved.

Zhong Xuan's selling words and digging wells has been praised through the ages. To this day, next to the well he dug back then, there is still a stone tablet engraved with the words "Fuquan Well".

"Well", first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription era, is a pictograph. The oracle bone inscription "well" is a square well-shaped with stone strips along the edge of the well. Some of the glyphs and small seals in the Jin inscription have a dot in the middle to indicate where the well water is located.

Later, it was gradually seen in the Jin Wen, Chu Simplified Silk, Qin Dynasty Small Seal, and Qin Simplified Silk, and finally gradually evolved into regular script and simplified version of the "well".

The historical origin of "well" can be traced back to the Hemudu period. As a symbol of the Neolithic Age, the "well" has proved to the world that as long as we dare to fight against nature, we can make human wisdom to a higher level. After the birth of the well, it not only made life easier, but also changed the way the ancients drank water.

井", a standard first-level character (commonly used word) in modern Chinese, pronounced jǐng in Mandarin, was first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription in the Yingyou Hu Dynasty, and belongs to pictographs in the Six Books. The word "well" is explained in "Shuowen Jie Zi" as "eight families and one don, which is like a Korean shape." The elephant also.

The ancients Boyi made the first well. All wells belong from wells. Zi Yingche".

The basic meaning of "well" is a deep hole dug by hand that can take out water, such as a well, a well dug at the edge of thirst; The extended meaning is shaped like a well, such as a patio or an oil well.

"Well" group words to form a sentence:

1. Digging wells: Don't forget to dig wells, that is, don't be ungrateful.

2. Well: There is a large well on the hillside with frogs in it.

3. Sitting on a well and watching the sky: Sitting on a well and watching the sky is a fable that teaches us to look at the problem and not just look at the immediate interests.

4. Organized:

1) Mom takes care of things at home.

2) Uncle Li got rid of the bad habit of being lazy and took care of the business of the small shopping department in an orderly manner.

3) He organizes his day's work in an orderly manner.

4) When her mother is not at home, Xiaohong tidies up the house by herself.

5) She keeps the house in order.

6) My mother always taught me to be in an orderly manner, not to be out of order.

5. Gujing: 1) Gujing is like a warm mother, feeding her children with her sweet milk.

2) There is no wave of ancient well water ridge block, and there are autumn bamboo poles.

3) Let the matchmaker say it, she has no waves, and she just doesn't agree to this family business.

4) After repeated love changes, her heart is like water, and there is no wave in the ancient well.

5) Cassie: That's an ancient well. Grandma said there was still well water in it.