Explanation:
1. coat, coat: large ~.
2. in ancient times, it refers to the feathers of waterfowl like cranes, which are used as flags in clothes and ceremonies: cranes ~. Ge ~ Ji ~.
Group words:
1, crane? 【hècháng zào tāo】？
Interpretation: Crane is a kind of Hanfu; 1 soap tapestry, also known as "silk tapestry", black silk rope.
2. Daxie? [dàcháng]？
Interpretation: coat; Coat. Ding Ling's The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River III: "I don't know which year I went to Beijing and came back wearing a fur coat." Lao She's Zhao Ziyue is the sixth song: "Wu Duan put on a coat and Zhao Ziyue changed a coat."
3. feathers? [yǔ incarnation]?
Interpretation: A great coat made of feathers. Also refers to Taoist costumes.
4. Snowdrift? [Xu ch m: ng]?
Interpretation: A coat made of white bird hair. Also known as crane.
5. clothes? 【chǎng yī】？
Interpretation: In ancient times, coats and clothes could keep out the cold and had different shapes. Liu Ming Ruoyu's "Comment on the Straight, Mu Wuchen Note": "The shroud is like a robe with sleeves, and it has been poorly made in recent years. The old system does not sew sleeves, so it is called "Ye Yi", and the color is not limited. " The fifth and second chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Give him the peacock hair shroud yesterday."