China has been a country of poetry, calligraphy and painting etiquette since ancient times. Many scholars have special places for collecting books, reading and writing, or study, or room, residence, porch and hall. The names of these study rooms reveal the temperament and interests of the hosts to some extent. They are often due to something or a reason, colorful, each with its own meaning. These interesting room names can often give people useful enlightenment.

Humble room: the name of the living room and study of Liu Yuxi, a great poet in Tang Dynasty. The poet once wrote a well-known Humble Room Inscription, describing the simplicity of his study, and compared his Humble Room with Zhuge Liang's Hut in the Three Kingdoms Period and Yang Xiong's Xuanting in the Western Han Dynasty, showing his noble character and the interest of being poor and happy.

Laoxuean: the scientific name of Lu You in his later years. Take the phrase "Shi Kuang is still studying when he is old, and walks by candlelight at night" as an example, and make up your mind to live and learn.

Kuzhai: Zhang Yi, a writer in the Ming Dynasty, lived in seclusion in a humble room in Longquan County, studying and creating. He took pleasure in suffering and tried to write many famous poems. He once said: "People know that pleasure is pleasure, but they don't know that suffering is pleasure." Liu Ji was moved by this spirit and wrote the article "Regret for the Past" and named Zhang Yi's study "Regret for the Past".

"Seven Burning Fasts": also known as "Seven Recording Fasts". Zhang Pu, a writer in Ming Dynasty, was diligent and studious since childhood. When he is reading, he should copy it himself. After copying, he watched it burn, copied it again, watched it burn again, and so on for six or seven times. Over time, he held a pen in his right hand and got calluses. In order to encourage himself, he named the room where he studied "Qi Burning Zhai".

Ji Xiangxuan: A Study of Gui Youguang, a Ming Dynasty Writer. It is said that his distant ancestor Daolong once lived in Xiangjijing, Taicang County, Jiangsu Province. He was named after Ji Xiang, which means to commemorate his ancestors.

Liaozhai: The bookstore written by Pu Songling, a writer in Qing Dynasty, is called Liaozhai. According to legend, in the creation of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, in order to collect materials, Pu Songling put cigarettes and tea on the roadside, and passers-by can enjoy them for free as long as they come here to tell stories, spread rumors or chat. Once he heard useful "information", Pu Songling went back to sort it out, so he named the bookstore "Liaozhai".

Water Village in a Bottle: Shu Wei, a poet in Qing Dynasty, has a wide range of knowledge, quick thinking and easy writing. He compared his creation to a bottle of water drawn from the sea of Wang Yang, so he named his study "Bottle Water Zhai".

Greenwood Bookstore: In the early 1920s, Mr. Lu Xun, a famous writer and thinker, supported the student movement and was falsely labeled as a "student bandit" by reactionary literati. The house where "Xue Fei" lives is, of course, where the robbers are. Therefore, Mr. Lu Xun named his study in Xisan Hutong, Fuchengmen, Beijing as "Greenwood Bookstore" to satirize the slander of reactionary literati.

Beiwangzhai: Zhang Henshui, a well-known modern writer, heard about the triumph of Pingxingguan in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and saw the hope of China's anti-aggression. He named this house "Beiwangzhai", which pinned his hope for the production party in China and his nostalgia for his hometown.

The first floor: During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the famous poet Liu Yazi named his study the first floor. The first floor is the hero who shot at Japan in ancient mythology, and "Japan" refers to Japanese imperialism to show patriotism.

Xu Jingcun: This is the name of writer Jia Pingwa's living room. He said: "I just moved from the mountains to Xi 'an and lived in Chengbei New Village. Although this place is small, it is very quiet, so I named it Xu Jingcun. Quiet is calm, empty is broad-minded and tolerant. "

Professor Wang Li, a famous linguist, has written many works, ranging from voluminous monographs to exquisite sketches. In his own words, "the ancients said that they carved dragons and insects." Carving dragons here refers to special works, and carving insects refers to ordinary small items and small things. " Carve dragons and insects, do both. Therefore, I named my study "Dragon Insect Carving Studio".

In addition, some scholars also have their own study rooms, such as Liang Qichao's Drinking Ice Room, Ye Shengtao's Living Not Tired, Wen Yiduo's Why Don't You Go Downstairs, Feng Zikai's Yuan Yuan Tang, and Sun Li's Geng Tang, which are varied and have endless charm.