Excuse me, what do you mean there are not many clothes?

"Not much money" means not much money.

Lu Yi:

Pronunciation: y and Lu

Meaning:

1, salary

From: The Yuan Dynasty's anonymous "Continued Pinghua in the Pre-Han Dynasty" Volume 1: "I believe in Lu Yi, don't you know my grace?" I accept the salary of this letter. Don't you know?

2, food and clothing

From: Wu's "Hate the Sea" in the late Qing Dynasty: "As long as my mother and daughter are always together, my daughter is willing to donate clothes for a lifetime in exchange." ?

Shen Congwen's "Big and Small Ruan": "He thinks that a person has a person's clothes, and it is impossible to say that there are fifty jars of shochu in the book to be cancelled. After drinking enough, he fell down and finished. "

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Synonym of "Lu Yi":

Salary:

Pronunciation: pineapple

Meaning: The ancient imperial government paid salaries to officials at all levels according to regulations.

For example, Bing Xin's "Two Families": "Who knows that after returning to China, the government only gave him a vacancy as a dispatcher, and he lost more than half of his salary of 200 yuan a month for white-collar workers."

Salary is a reward given by the ancient imperial government to officials at all levels according to regulations. The main forms are land, objects, grains, coins and so on.

The development of ancient salary system in China can be divided into three periods. In the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, because the official position was consistent with the title, the salary was actually the economic income in the fief (excluding the part turned over to the government). That is, the salary is in the form of land, and the size of the fief is the salary standard of officials at all levels. From the end of the Spring and Autumn Period to the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, officials' salaries were mainly in kind.

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