Muke

Muke

Muke, a Chinese word, is pronounced m ù K è, which means lumberjack, the legendary mountain monster, the legendary bird name and an independent furniture brand in Chongqing.

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Lumberjack.

The legendary mountain spirits may actually be savages who have lived in the mountains for a long time. Because they were isolated from the world, most of the ancients had such affiliations.

The legendary name of a bird. See "mukeniao" for details.

Muke is an independent furniture brand of Chongqing Muwen Furniture Co., Ltd.

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Tang Zhanghu's poem "send Wei Zhengwei to Changsha" reads: "Muke brings vegetable bundle, Jiangwu takes rice pill."

Song Yeshi's article of sacrificing Liu Zuofu said, "a hundred bows in the court of a city, a boundless foundation.". If you want to be a carpenter, follow the carpenter. "

Taiping Yulan volume 884 quoted Tang Deming's Nankang Ji in Jin Dynasty: "Muke, his head and voice are not entirely different, but his hands and feet are as sharp as a hook, and Gao Yan Jue the peak, and then he lives there."

PI Rixiu of Tang Dynasty wrote a poem to Yang Sheren in Qiongzhou: "when bamboo meets the king of bamboo, because he set up a memorial ceremony, he lives there and moves to his home when he meets a wooden guest."

Song Sushi's "second rhyme dinghuiqin elder see send" 2: "Songhua brew wine, wood guest feed mountain

Wang Shipeng's note quoted Zhao CiGong as saying: "there are wooden guests in Guangnan. They mostly live in the woods, and savages and the like."

Jin and Yuan are fond of asking about the poem "to see off the poet Li Zhengfu": "when you travel from the woods, don't let the mountain ghosts live next to you."

Xu Zuan of the Qing Dynasty once wrote in Sui Yang Xing: "there are many wooden guests in the south of the river, and the ancient trees are deep in huangcong grottoes."

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