What does it mean, what does it mean

Turnip is a grass name, the seedling of Xiongli, and the leaves have a fragrance.

The leaves of this grass are like angelica, which is the seedling of Chuanxiong, and the leaves are fragrant, which is vanilla, and the aroma is like angelica. Women go to the mountains to pick fresh leaves, and when they return, they are air-dried in a cool place, and the leaves can be used as spices and fillers for sachets. The ancients believed that the woman could have more children, but in ancient poetry, the word "wu" was mostly related to the separation of husband and wife or the feud between the husband and wife.

Turnip: A herb that can be used as a spice. The ancients believed that taking the turnip could give birth to more sons.

According to the dictionary, the seedlings are like xiong, the leaves are like angelica, and the aroma is like angelica, which is a kind of vanilla. The woman went to the mountains to pick fresh leaves, and when she returned, she dried them in the shade to serve as a filling for the sachets. Why did she go to the mountains to pick this plant?

This is something that the author is reluctant to write about and does not want to tell the reader directly. In fact, it was the reason why this woman was divorced and abandoned by her husband.

The ancients believed that the sachet could make a woman have more children, so women of childbearing age in ancient times often used this kind of sachet filled with the turnip to wear. Because the ancients regarded the birth of children and the inheritance of seeds as the top priority between husband and wife, family, and clan. In feudal society, the "seven outs" prescribed for women, as long as they commit one of them, they will be expelled from the house.

Infertility is the first article of this unwritten law. Any wife who is unable to have children will sooner or later break the marriage contract and send her back to her mother's house.

Turnip is the seedling leaf of Dicotyledonous plant Umbelliferous Chuanxiong. It has the effect of dispelling wind and relieving dizziness, nourishing the liver and brightening the eyes, removing mucus and stopping saliva. It can treat dizziness, tears, excessive saliva, diarrhea, coughing, etc.

"Wu" means:

1) The grass grows messily.

2) A place with overgrown grass.

3) The metaphor is messy, mostly referring to the words.

Source: 1, Yang Yun's "Book of Reporting Sun Huizong": "Tian Bi Nanshan, the turnip is incurable." ”

2, Yan Yannian's "Autumn Dynasty Poems": "The day of sleep is cold, and the white dew is born. ”

Wu commonly used compound words: barren.

Barren sentences: 1. During the war, people left their homes, and many fertile fields were barren.

2. Due to excessive logging, this woodland is barren.

3. People live on this barren earth with no grass.

4. Seeing the large area of barren land here, the members of the investigation team were very sad.

5. Tojo Mountain in winter is bleak and barren, a scorched earth.

Explanation of the turnip.

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Green silk algae detailed explanation of grass names. The leaves of the seedlings of Xiongxiong have a fragrance. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas, the Slippery West Mountain":

There is grass in the floating mountain, the name is lavender, hemp leaves and the square dismantles the song stem, the red and black solid, the smell is like a turnip, and it can be boiled. Han Liu Xiang's "Nine Sighs and Resentments": The Grass and the Lan Ruoxi, gradually originating from the desecration.

Sui Xue Daoheng "Salt of the Past" poem: "The weeping willows cover the golden embankment, and the turnip leaves are reunited." Feng Zhi "Silkworm Horse" poem:

The yellow turnips had withered, and the black-clad petrels were flying everywhere, and my heart was still burning, and I quietly walked to her window. See Ming Li Shizhen, "Compendium of Materia Medica, Cao San, Herb Three".

Word decomposition Explanation of 蘼 蘼 í 蘼芜 芎 in ancient books? of seedlings. Radical :

; Explanation of 芜 芜 (芜) ú grass grows messy: barren . Wucheng (an old city with barren fields and overgrown grass).

Where the grass is overgrown: Pingwu. Yu Chaos(mostly refers to words):

Messy (messy, unorganized). Turnip. Inferior (messy, clumsy).

Radical:. Lu Zheng.

It symbolizes the meaning of resentment in the Book of Songs.

The Book of Songs, the beginning of ancient Chinese poetry, is the earliest collection of poems, a collection of poems from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period (11th century BC to the 6th century BC), a total of 311 articles, of which 6 are sheng poems, that is, only titles, no content, called six sheng poems ("Nanqi", "Vertical Book Baihua", "Hua Huang", "You Geng", "Chongqiu", "You Yi"), reflecting the social outlook of about 500 years from the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty to the late Zhou Dynasty.

The author of the Book of Songs is unknown, and most of them can no longer be verified, and it is said that it was collected by Yin Jifu and compiled by Confucius. The Book of Songs was called "Poems" in the pre-Qin period, or its whole number was called "Three Hundred Poems". In the Western Han Dynasty, it was revered as a Confucian classic, originally called the "Book of Songs", and has been used to this day.

The Book of Poetry is divided into three parts: "Wind", "Ya", and "Song". Zaoheng "Wind" is a ballad from all over the Zhou Dynasty; "Ya" is the positive sound of the Zhou people, and it is divided into "Xiao Ya" and "Da Ya"; "Song" is the music song of Lu Xian of the Zhou Dynasty and the sacrifice of the noble temple, and is divided into "Song of Zhou", "Song of Lu" and "Song of Shang".