Dustbin is pronounced as [bò ji].

Bumps, pinyin: bò, consonant is b, rhyme is ò, pronounced as the 4th tone.

B箕 (箕), pinyin: ji, the consonant is j, the rhyme scheme is i, and it is pronounced as a soft tone.

Interpretation: a utensil made of bamboo splints or wickerwork, rimmed on three sides and open on one side, used to winnow grain, etc. It is also made of iron or plastic and is mostly used to remove garbage.

Expanded Information:

The dustpan is all hand-woven, and it can be woven independently by a family, or it can be divided up and operated by a joint family, thus forming a large-scale production method. Men, women, children, fathers and sons, husbands and wives, brothers and sisters-in-law can participate in the production of *** with the skills, each other's strengths and weaknesses, unconsciously formed a way to pass on the apprenticeship.

Eighty-five percent of the people in the village can weave dustpans, and those who are skillful can weave 2 sheets a day, and those who are clumsy can weave 3 sheets in two days. The skillful weaver's dustpan looks good and sells well; the poor weaver's dustpan does not look good and sells at a low price. This is what the locals often say is that they eat by their craft and work by their strength.

Weaving dustpan in the line can be called skilled craftsmen accounted for about 20%, Walnut Valley dustpan craft is not to engage in closed self-defense, but open-minded, open exchange, but also absorbed the Sichuan bamboo weaving, southern grass weaving techniques, so that the dustpan weaving craft is perfect, and spread to the four neighboring towns.