A complete collection of three hundred and sixty lines

There is a Chinese proverb: "Three hundred and sixty lines will lead to the number one scholar." "Three hundred and sixty trades" refers to all walks of life; in terms of trades, they are also the types of work in society. According to Xu Ke's "Qing Bailei Chao·Agricultural and Commercial Classes", there are three or sixteen practitioners, with various occupations. Based on the division of labor, it is estimated that there are thirty-six lines; if it is doubled, it will be seventy-two lines; if it is ten times, it will be three hundred and sixty lines. "It can be seen that "Thirty-Six Lines" is a real industry, and Seventy-two Lines and Three Hundred and Sixty Lines are both imaginary numbers. In "Qingbo Miscellaneous Records", the main industries in Tang Dynasty society are divided into "Thirty-six Lines" "Properties", namely: meat restaurants, palace noodles, ready-made clothes, jade, jewelry, silk, paper, seafood, fresh fish, study utensils, tea, bamboo and wood, wine and rice, ironware, embroidery, needlework, soup shops, and medicine shops , Zhazuo, pottery, wuzuo, shamanism, evangelism, coffin, leather, old stuff, sauce, firewood, mesh, flower yarn, juggling, caixing, drum music, flowers and fruits, pottery clay, jewelry. "Sixty lines" is just a general term. It has become a natural habit over the years. It is convenient to say and sounds pleasant to the ear. Therefore, now people still refer to the industry generally as "three hundred and sixty lines".

1. Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery industry

1. Cultivated land, 2. Traffic, 3. Rice harvesting, 4. Corn planting, 5. Sweet potato planting, 6. Onion planting, 7 .Flower farmer, 8. Selling flowers, 9. Selling clivia, 10. Selling nandina, 11. Selling potted plants, 12. Silkworm farmer, 13. Collecting mulberry leaves, 14. Keeping bees, 15. Catching toads, 16. Raising pigs, 17 .Sheepherds, 18. Cattle herding, 19. Horse herding, 20. Hunters, 21. Butchers, 22. Fishermen, 23. Cormorant fishing

2. Food and beverage industry

24. Selling steamed buns, 25. Selling crab roe soup dumplings, 26. Selling siomai, 27. Selling pastry, 28. Selling love nests, 29. Selling golden cakes, 30. Selling rice cakes, 31. Selling sugar porridge, 32. Selling Pastries, 33. Selling steamed buns, 34. Selling sesame seed cakes, 35. Selling Poria pancakes, 36. Breakfast "Four King Kong", 37. Selling spring rolls, 38. Selling sesame oil dumplings, 39. Selection of wontons, 40. Selling dumplings, 41. Dandan noodles, 42. Selling Yunmeng fish noodles, 43. Selling cold noodles, 44. Selling cut noodles, 45. Selling cross-bridge rice noodles, 46. Selling Yuanxiao, 47. Selling eight-treasure rice, 48. Selling and No. porridge, 49. Selling rice dumplings, 50. Stir-fried rice pops, 51. Rice grain shop, 52. Selling jelly, 53. Selling pine pollen, 54. Baking potatoes, 55. Cutting dried potatoes, 56. Selling carrots, 57. Selling Fresh lotus root, 58. Boiled corn, 59. Selling daylily, 60. Selling wild vegetables, 61. Selling peanuts, 62. Selling ham, 63. Selling Dongpo pork, 64. Selling pig head meat, 65. Selling husband and wife lung slices, 66 .Selling hot-boiled mutton, 67. Roast mutton, 68. Selling dog meat, 69. Selling ginkgo roasted chicken, 70. Selling beggar's chicken, 71. Selling tea eggs, 72. Selling roast duck, 73. Selling quail, 74. Selling clear water hairy crabs , 75. Picking tofu, 76. Fried tofu, 77. Fried dried tofu, 78. Selling fermented tofu, 79. Selling pickled mustard, 80. Salt merchant, 81. Selling vinegar, 82. Changing steamed buns to make sauce, 83. Selling small ground sesame oil , 84. Onion and ginger stall, 85. Selling watermelon, 86. Selling honeydew melon, 87. Selling grapes, 88. Selling ginkgo, 89. Selling olives, 90. Selling sugar-fried chestnuts, 91. Selling candied haws, 92. Selling sugar cane , 93. Selling pear paste candy, 94. Selling water, 95. Tiger stove, 96. Selling soy milk, 97. Selling mare's milk, 98. Selling cold drinks, 99. Selling snowflake cheese, 100. Teahouse industry, 101. Selling wine industry, 102. Selling sweet fermented rice, 103. Selling Xifeng liquor, 104. Selling Maotai liquor, 105. Selling tobacco pouch holders, 106. Selling cigarettes, 107. Snuff shop

3. Textile and apparel industry

108. Cotton ginning, 109. Spinning, 110. Blue printed cloth, 111. Batik, 112. Dyeing workers, 113. Bleaching workers, 114. Silk tapestry workers, 115. Brocade weaving, 116. Sichuan brocade industry, 117. Silk and satin factory , 118. Embroidery, 119. Selling wool, 120. Carpet weaving, 121. Tailoring, selling cloth, 122. Zhang Xiaoquan scissors, 123. Manufacturing irons, 124. Selling sewing needles, 125. Selling buttons, 126. Making tunic suits, 127 .Making cheongsam, 128. Selling estimated clothes, 129. Sewing poor women, 130. Shoe shop, 131. Selling three-inch golden lotus, 132. Selling foot wrapping cloth, 133. Shoe repairer, 134. Repairing parasols, mending overshoes, 135. Straw sandals, 136. Sew socks, 137. Sell tiger head shoes and hats, 138. Sell felt hats, 139. Sell loincloths

4. Handicraft industry

140. Carpenter, 141. Turner, 142. Carver, 143. Bricklayer, 144. Stonemason, 145. Gardening industry, 146. Well digging, 147. Selling doorbells, 148. Coal miner, 149. Charcoal burner, 150. Charcoal shop, 151. Selling lamp grass, 152. Candle shop, 153. Incense stall, 154. Selling chopsticks, 155. Making screens, 156. Repairing brown stretchers, 157. Playing cotton, 158. Selling pillows, 159. Selling rouge, 160. Gold panning, 161. Gold leaf craftsman, 162. Selling rings, 163. Making longevity locks, 164. Repairing clocks, 165. Blacksmith, 166. Sharpening scissors, 167. Coppersmith, 168. Scale maker, 169. Umbrella maker, 170 .Selling umbrellas, 171. Selling bamboo poles, 172. Brick craftsmen,

173. Rope craftsmen

5. Transportation industry

174. Carrying sedan chairs, 175. Pulling a rickshaw, 176. Running, 177. Postman, 178. Making letter signs, 179. Watchman, 180. Wanboer, 181. Making rickshaws, 182. Building roads, 183. Ferry, 184. Putting rafts, 185. Trackers, 186. Pier porters, 187. Shipbuilders

188. Making lighthouses

6. Medical and health industry

189. Traveling doctors, 190. Cupping, 191. Tooth extraction, 192. Face twisting, 193. Midwife, 194. Chinese medicine hall, 195. Herbal medicine stall, 196. Selling Panax notoginseng, 197. Selling Pu Ai, 198. Selling wolfberry, 199. Selling Hangzhou white chrysanthemum, 200. Selling dandelions, 201. Selling lilies, 202. Selling Yunnan Baiyao, 203. Selling dog skin plaster, 204. Selling snake wine, 205. Selling cool tobacco, 206. Selling rat medicine, 207. Selling sachets, 208. Selling glasses, 209. Haircut, 210. Selling wig sets, 211. Selling wooden combs, 212. Selling ear picks, 213. "Wearing" toothbrushes, 214. Selling walking sticks, 215. Selling cattail fans, 216. Selling feather fans, 217. Making round fans, 218. Selling Folding fans, 219. Selling ice, 220. Selling feather dusters, 221. Selling chamber pots, 222. Dung men, 223. Bathhouse, 224. Pedicure

7. Culture and education industry

225. Private school teacher, 226. Shaoxing master, 227. Running a school, 228. Bookseller, 229. Selling newspapers, 230. Selling inscriptions, 231. Selling New Year's cards, 232. Photo studio, 233. Selling photos, 234. Small bookstall, 235. Bookbinding and making, 236. Engraving, 237. Papermaker, 238. Writing brush making, 239. Inkstone making, 240. Ink making, 241. Selling eight-treasure ink pad, 242. Selling abacus, 243. Writing letters, 244. Writing Spring Festival couplets, 245. Selling the word "福", 246. Making plaques, 247. Writer

8. Leisure and entertainment industry

248. Selling shuttlecocks, 249. Making hoops, 250 .Turn sugar gambling, 251. Selling fireworks, 252. Selling chess, 253. Go players, 254. Setting up chess games, 255. Selling mahjong tiles, 256. Selling bells, 257. Tourism, 258. Bird raising, 259. Cockfighting , 260. Cricket fighting, 261. Dog running track, 262. Monkeys playing tricks, 263. Circus, 264. Top skills, 265. Treading skills, 266. Jugglery, 267. Martial arts, 268. Wrestling, 269. Lion dance, 270. Dragon lantern dance, 271. Flower drum playing, marquee lanterns, 272. Land boat racing, 273. Walking on stilts, 274. Selling musical instruments, 275. Band drummer, 276. Xiaotang tea, 277. Talking box, 278. Singing girl, 279 .Yangko dance, 280. Dancer, 281. Dancing girl, 282. Singing drums, 283. Dancing in the box, 284. Xuanjuan, 285. Cross talk, 286. Double act, 287. Singing opera, 288. Peking opera, 289. Watching Western scene, 290. Puppet show, 291. Shadow play, 292. Movies

9. Arts and crafts industry

293. Printing New Year paintings, 29, 1. Yangliuqing paintings, 295. Selling spring paintings, 296. Finger painting, 297. Lacquer painting, 298. Portrait painting, 299. Selling cigarette paintings, 300. Selling calendar cards, 301. Cast iron painting, 302. Mounting painting, 303. Painting snuff bottles inside, 304. Selling clay figurine "Da Fu" , 305. Selling tumbler toys, 306. Making dough sculptures, 307. Making opera facial makeup, 308. Sugar blower, 309. Ceramic worker, 310. Selling Tang Sancai, 311. Carving porcelain, 312. Longan wood carving industry, 313. Brick carving, 314. Stone lion carving, 315. Jade carving, 316. Ivory carving, 317. Making cloisonné, 318. Paper-cut patterns, 319. Selling the word "Xiao", 320. Pasting kites, 321. Lantern making, 322. Making lanterns, 323. Selling Chinese knots

10. Other social industries

324. Accounting, 325. Brokers, 326. Transnational business, 327. Minting coins, 328. Banks, 329. Pawn shops, 330. Selling lottery tickets, 331. Waiter, 332. Exchange chicken feathers for sugar, 333. Exchange for lamps, 334. Drum player, 335. Collecting rags, 336. Collecting rags, 337. Wet nurse, 338. Matchmaker, 339. Beggar, 340 .Funeral industry, 341. Coffin shop, 342. Selling "long ingots" and tin foil, 343. Fortune teller, 344. Word tester, 345. Fairy aunt, 346. Wizard, 347. Prostitute, 348. Pimp, 349. Husband-in-law, 350. Thief, 351. Robber, 352. Selling Mongolian sweat medicine, 353. Making Luoyang shovel, 354. Selling pipes, 355. Selling white powder, 356. Eunuch, 357. Bodyguard, 358. Executioner, 359. Prison guard, 360. Patrolman< /p>