Fire prohibition statement

Fireworks are not explained in detail (1). "The Biography of Fan Lian in the Later Han Dynasty": "Chengdu is rich in people's things, and the city is forced to do so. Under the old system, people were forbidden to work at night to prevent fire, but they were more concealed. All the people burned were Japanese, but Fan Nai cut shillings, but the water was strictly stored. That's the song that said,' Uncle Lian, what's the future? The fire broke out, and the people were safe. This has never happened to me in my life. "(2) The old custom of stopping cooking cold food is called" no fire ". The Chronicle of Jingchu written by Liang Zonggu in the Southern Dynasties said: "Last winter festival, it was rainy and windy, which was called cold food without fire for three days." Cloud poem "Cold food sends endless plums": "No fire, no well, pine and cypress smoke for nine yuan. The third time in the History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "Up to now, Taiyuan, Shangdang, Xihe and Yanmen have prepared dry food and eaten it with cold water from winter to the next 150 days, which is called' no fire'. "(3) the palace fireworks. Tang Cao gave the fourth poem in the winter of three years: "Fire is forbidden, but smoke burns, palace clothes are cold, and snowflakes are light. "

Word decomposition

Interpretation of prohibition: prohibition and forbearance, forbearance: prohibition. Can bear it. Can't afford it. Weak. Patience, stop: I can't help laughing. Stop: stop. Prohibit. Banned books. No alcohol. No gambling. Abstinence. Imprisonment. I cann't help it Something prohibited by law or custom: violation of prohibition. Explanation of violation of fire: fire, light and flame emitted when a substance burns: firepower. Candles. Fire source. Flame. Fireworks. Take chestnuts from the fire (metaphor for taking risks for others, being cheated by yourself, but getting nothing). Urgent: hurry. It is urgent. Of guns, etc: gunpowder. Artillery. Anger: Violent anger. fire