Climbing ash: refers to adultery between father-in-law and daughter-in-law. It is said that in the incense burner in the temple, there were always people burning silver ingots folded with tin foil, which might be used as gifts for gods and buddhas or as money for relatives to die in the underworld. Sometimes, because there are too many silver ingots stacked in the tin foil stuffed into the incense burner, the outer layer is burnt to ashes, but there are still a lot of tin foil left inside that is not completely burned or even quite complete. So, someone went to pick up the ashes, opened them, stole the tin foil from there, stole it for reuse, and then turned it into silver ingots of different sizes and sold it to people for burning. Therefore, "picking up ashes" means "stealing tin", which is homophonic in translation, that is, "climbing ashes", which means "stealing daughter-in-law", that is, the father-in-law steals his daughter-in-law and fooling around with her daughter-in-law, and normal relations will not happen.

Later, the writer Li added that climbing ash is synonymous with dirty daughter-in-law. Climbing on the ground will dirty your knees, which will be homophonic and dirty.

The first sentence refers to the affair between Jia Zhen and his daughter-in-law Qin Keqing.

The second sentence is very simple, and it is still related to Qin Keqing. The sixth time back to the Red Chamber, Jia Baoyu made his first attempt. The real physical relationship is attacking people, but it was Qin Keqing who first led Jia Baoyu to know people. The object of Jia Baoyu's dream is Qin Keqing. Jia Baoyu's birthright is Qin Keqing's brother-in-law, and there is also an ambiguous relationship between them. Jia Baoyu and Qin Keqing in this sentence.

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