Interpretation of shadow occupation

The interpretation of shadow occupation (1) refers to the virtual occupation of other people's households or fields in order to achieve the purpose of tax avoidance and tax evasion. Tang Hanyu's "On the Reform of Salt Law": "The envoys from all walks of life and all armies made friends and never lost their taxes. If the official is self-sufficient, no one in this generation will miss it. " "Yuan Zhang Dian Household Field House": "In the past four seasons, fields such as civilian households and Shu Deyu sold literary deeds, and (civilian households) did not do chores." (2) Possession. Yuan Zhang Dian Household Guantian: "Since the death of the Song Dynasty, the official farmland maps of various ministries ... have been occupied by powerful families." (3) cover up. The sixth chapter of Water Margin: "These two are not like monks, but like thieves in the green forest, taking this monk as their body."

Word decomposition

The explanation of shadow is that when an object blocks light, there is light around it, but there is no light in the middle. It also refers to an unreal image or impression: a figure. Huaying. Reflection. Phantom. Shadow wall influence. Inscribe (borrow a to refer to b, or allude to someone's affairs) Without a trace. Ambiguous. Catch the wind and catch the shadows. An explanation of the inclusion. Superstitious people use copper coins or dental cards to judge good luck: divination. Divination surname Take possession of: take possession of. Occupy. To be in a certain position or situation: take charge. Dominate. Speak, dictate. Forecast report: let the people legally occupy the rent. Number of strokes:;