What does a common spring stool do in the countryside? Is there one in your hometown?

You can rest in the summer, you can sit, you can lie down, you can sleep on it when you put two stools together. There is no such thing in my hometown, and there is no such inheritance.

It is mainly used for sleeping, and in the summer some people will rest on the spring bench. I have it in my hometown, too, but it may look a little different from the others.

The spring stool is to bless both husband and wife with a happy marriage. I have it in my hometown.

In ancient times, the spring stool was a kind of stool that could be used for two people to sit, and in ancient times, the folk used it as a marriage daughter, put a futon on the stool, paste a wedding flower, and ask someone to carry the dowry furniture sent into the husband's house. Because it is made of Tsubaki trees, it is also called Tsubaki stool. You can put some small items on it, a change of clothes, or a small place to rest.

Stool:

Among the seats, the furniture stool, the maza is the first to appear, it is the predecessor of the stool, and the addition of a backrest to the stool has evolved into a chair. The folk name of the accompanying stool is called the stool. Originally, it was used when stepping on a horse and getting on a sedan chair, so it was also called a stool and a sedan chair.

Among the popular names of the people, there is also a martial stool, because people who practice martial arts sit like a bell and do not need to rely on anything, so the god is named. The material of the stool is simple and has a wide range of uses, so it is larger than the number of chairs. The shape of the stool is very rich, it was rectangular in the early stage, and it continued to the Ming Dynasty, and it became square in the Qing Dynasty, and there were also round, fan-shaped, plum-shaped, hexagonal stools, etc., in various forms.

The spring stool is used to cool off and make a crib.

Originally, it was called "Tsubaki Stool" and was used to cool off and make a crib. Before the Qin and Han dynasties, the stool had not yet appeared, and people usually knelt on the cushion. Later, with the improvement of living standards, people gradually invented stools to replace cushions.

The spring stool originated from the "Tsubaki stool", which refers to a kind of stool made by Nabeiwu from Tsubaki wood branches. In the later period, in order to make it easier to remember, the word "Tsubaki" was changed to "spring", and there is now the word spring stool.

About why people make this spring stool

First, this kind of Tsubaki branch has the special effect of repelling mosquitoes, and the taste is relatively fragrant, which is very suitable for preventing mosquito bites in summer. Second, in ancient times, there were no air conditioners and electric fans in summer, so people could only come outside to find shade in order to enjoy the coolness. As an item that is relatively easy to carry, the spring stool can be used outdoors or under a tree to rest in the shade without fear of being disturbed by mosquitoes.

On the other hand, because the spring stool is generally wider, it is not easy to fall off when the baby is put up, and its height is also moderate, which is about the same height as the crib, so some elderly people will use the spring stool as a crib. There is also a little hole or a spring stool as a crib, which is also more convenient to clean up the garbage generated when the child eats and drinks Lazar.

The origin of the name of the spring stool

The origin of the name spring stool, in fact, there is also a story, the original spring stool is actually called "Tsubaki stool", because this kind of stool is made of Tsubaki wood to make roller pins, and later people feel that the spring word is more convenient to write, and later the material of the spring stool is more and more, and it is not limited to a kind of Tsubaki wood, so there is no need to call it "Tsubaki stool".