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Ear picker (ear picker) is a common object in China. It is a small tool specially used to dig earwax. Ear spoons are also called ear picks.
Ear spoon
discuss- Chinese name
- Ear spoon
- Foreign name
- ear picker
- Alias
- Ear picks
- Use
- Tiny tool for earwax
- Ear picker (ear picker) is a common object in China. It is a small tool specially used to dig earwax. Ear spoons are also called ear picks.
- The shape of the ear spoon is very simple, with a slender handle, and a small spoon is made at one end of the handle. "Spoon, picking also. Pictograph. There is real, agree with the package, all spoons belong to the spoon." ("Said the text") its texture is bamboo, ivory, horn bone, jade, iron, copper, silver, gold, small and exquisite, you can reach into the ear hole to dig.
- When did this ear-earning tool originate? Based on archeological realities, it is no later than the Shang Dynasty. In a large number of cultural relics unearthed from the Fuhao Tomb in Yinxu, there were two jade ear spoons carved into the shape of fish with mouth, eyes, back, chest, and tail. The patterns were clear and exquisite. This woman is the princess of King Wu Ding of Yin, who once conquered the western generals, and was the earliest known female shooter in China.
- Gold ear spoons were found in an ancient tomb in Nanchang, Jiangxi. The owner of the tomb is Gao Rong, a Soochow man from the Three Kingdoms. The funeral golden ear spoon weighs 9 grams and is 24 centimeters long (about 10 centimeters from an ordinary ear pick). It can be seen that his identity is special.
- According to the Record of Qing Yi Lu, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Du Zong, called the "ear spoon" (ear spoon) "iron iron", and was made of fine iron. It can be seen that these big men are also inseparable from this thing.
- In the Ming Dynasty novel "Awakening to the World", a word called "ear-picking the ears" appears, which means to see others raise their hands to dig their ears, but mistakenly think they are calling themselves. This also shows that the use of ear picks in the Ming Dynasty was also very common.