What industries does the 360 line refer to What industries are there in the 360 industry?

Now it's not just 360 lines, it's more.

The 360 industry has:Scaffolder；plumbers; lineman; drillers; large machine operators; carver; derrick installer; electrical workers; drilling surveys; municipal workers; petroleum workovers; Traffic signsBrushing; child labor (poor people); rebar binders; steel modelers, chimney chimney spider man; Big sawyer; Print Designer; Printer Collar Technician; PrintsQuality inspector

Industry classification

Insurance, Mining, Energy, Food & Beverage, Hotels, Telecommunications, Real Estate, Services, Apparel, Non-Profit Organizations, Advertising, Aerospace.

Chemistry, Health, Health Care, Construction, Education, Training, Computers, Metal Metallurgy, Police, Fire Fighting, Military, Accounting, Beauty, **, Publishing, Timber.

Papermaking, Retail, Wholesale, Agriculture, Tourism, Justice, Lawyers, Drivers, Sports, Academic Research, Performing Arts, Medical Services, Art, Design, Banking, Finance, Internet, Dance, Postal Express.

Transportation, ** agencies, machinery manufacturing, consulting.

The three hundred and sixty lines refer to the trades of all walks of life, that is, the types of work in society. Three hundred and sixty lines is just an approximation, in fact, since ancient times, there are more than 360 lines of work in the industry, and more than 3,600 lines. The folk "three hundred and sixty lines" is a general term, which has become natural for many years, and it is convenient to say and sounds pleasant, so until now, when it comes to the industry, it is still generally called "three hundred and sixty lines".

The 360 lines are extended from the 36 lines in ancient times, according to Xu Ke's "Qing Barnyard Banknotes, Agricultural and Commercial Classes": "The 36 lines are also a variety of occupations. In terms of its division of labor, it is said that there are thirty-six lines; times, then seventy-two lines; Ten is three hundred and sixty lines. ”

The 36 lines refer to: meat shop, palace powder shop, garment shop, jade shop, ball treasure shop, silk shop, rice shop, jewelry shop, paper shop, seafood shop, fresh fish shop, stationery shop, tea shop, bamboo and wood shop, wine and rice shop, iron shop, Gu embroidery shop, needlework shop, soup shop, medicine shop, tie work, 今 shop, witch shop, post line, clay shop, coffin shop, leather shop, old shop, sauce shop, firewood shop, net poppy shop, flower yarn shop, juggling shop, Cai Xing line, drum music line and flower and fruit shop.

According to the Miscellaneous Records of the Qing Dynasty, the main industries of China's Tang Dynasty society were the "Thirty-six Lines", namely: meat shops, palace noodles, ready-to-wear, jade, jewelry, silk, paper, seafood, fresh fish, study utensils, tea, bamboo and wood, wine and rice, ironware, Gu embroidery, needlework, soup shops, medicine shops, tie work, clay, pottery, witch, post hand, coffin, leather, old clothes, sauces, firewood, nets, flower yarn, juggling, color Olympics, drum music, flowers and fruits, etc. Xu Ke said in "Qing Barnyard Banknotes, Agricultural and Commercial Classes":

Thirty-six walkers, all kinds of occupations. In terms of its division of labor, it is said that thirty-six lines are numbered, times are seventy-two lines, and ten lines are three hundred and sixty lines. It can be seen from this that "seventy-two lines" is an imaginary index, and the seventy-two or three hundred and sixty lines that people often talk about today are not specific numbers.

In fact, the division of labor in the social industry is far more than 72 lines.

Hangzhou's industrial and commercial circles are known as the saying of 360 lines. The name of the line began in the Southern Song Dynasty. Zhou Hui's "Qingbo Magazine" of the Southern Song Dynasty recorded 36 lines, including meat shops, seafood shops, fresh fish shops, wine shops, rice shops, sauce shops, palace powder shops, flower and fruit shops, tea shops, soup shops, medicine shops, garment shops, silk shops, Gu embroidery shops, needlework shops, leather shops, tie shops, firewood, coffins, old shops, silk shops, net shoppers, drum music shops, juggling shops, picking chaplains, jewelry, jade, paper, study, utensils, bamboo forests, pottery, post shops, ironware, flower yarns, and witches.

Qing Xu Ke said in "Qing Barnyard Banknotes": Thirty-six walkers, all kinds of occupations. In terms of its division of labor, it is said that there are thirty-six lines; times, it is seventy-two lines; ten, it is 360 lines; All in terms of percentage.