The meaning of "Dong" is as follows:

1, audio and video. From the shoe (shoes), save the sound. Original meaning: Clogs, a kind of heavy wooden shoes.

2, with the original meaning:

Clogs also. -"Three Cang"

Take it as a service. -"Zhuangzi Tianxia". Li's note: "The wood says," " Press, it rains, so practice mud.

The meson pushed the tree and burned it. Jin Wengong cut down to control the brick. -"Zhuangzi Yiyuan"

Xie Gongqi, up a ladder of blue cloud. ——? Li Bai's tianmu Mountain Ascended in a Dream

Climb the cliff. -Ming? Liu Ji's Collection of Official Documents of Sincere Bo Liu Wencheng

3. Another example is: wooden shoes; Fangs (teeth at the bottom of the fangs); The sound of footsteps; The shoe room (shoe room); Clogs (clogs).

4, generally refers to shoes: a good place to go with a stick, how long can it last? -Xin Qiji's "Man Jiang Hong"

5. Another example is: grass; Walk; Brocade

Clogs:

Clog, referred to as clog, is a kind of two-toothed wooden sole shoes, which creaks when walking, and is suitable for walking on rainy days and mud in the south. If the upper is made of silk, it is called a silk shoe. Cowhide making is called cowhide. Under the wood are four nails, which are wear-resistant and non-slip. Clogs were invented by China people, and they were common costumes before Sui and Tang Dynasties, especially during the Han Dynasty. Its name comes from the middle ancient sound "clogs drawer", often called clogs, which are used outdoors. Later, it was introduced to Japan, where it has been popular ever since.

Clogs in China, is a kind of Hanfu full clothing, is the oldest full clothing. Yao Shunyu began to take clogs after that. In the Jin Dynasty, clogs were different between men and women. Clogs were especially common in the Han, Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties. In (Han Dynasty), when women get married, they will wear colorful tied clogs. The nobles of the Southern Dynasties (Liang Dynasty) often wore high teeth. During the Song Dynasty, nobles also wore clogs to save money. Du Mu's poem says, "A servant and his first teeth are the same, but their ways are different".