The meaning of inn

In the past, hotels with poor equipment were also used by merchants to stack goods and handle transshipment.

Inn is the title of ancient hotel. People will find places to stay when they go out for a long trip, and those who provide these places for people to stay temporarily are called inns. It is to meet people's needs for outing or long-distance travel. Some hotels with relatively simple equipment are also used by merchants to stack goods and handle transshipment. Now the word inn has changed from a real thing to a synonym for gathering feet. Now online chat rooms or forums are also called inns.

The second episode of Strange Land Seen in Twenty Years: "The ship has arrived in Shanghai and docked at the dock. A group of porters, drivers and guests in the inn all rushed to the boat to attract business. " & lt Xun Pseudo-Free Book Objection: "In Beijing, even hotels and inns are detectives." Act III of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "Zeng Siyi: (Sadly) Some people said they met him in the street of Jinan, and some people said they saw him in an inn in Tianjin."

Inn, in fact, also refers to the place where accommodation is the mainstay, which was handed down from ancient times. For example, Tongfu Inn in Wulin legend is a good example, but most places where modern people live are called hotels. Why are some places called inns? Inn is actually a more literary name for modern people, but also to integrate the atmosphere of some places, such as those tourist cities with ancient flavor, such as Jianshui ancient city in Yunnan and some old cities in Lhasa. Many places where they live are called inns.