For waist belt, belt. If leather, saying also called belt. Early Chinese clothing and more without buttons, only a few skirts sewn on at the small band to bind the name of this little band called "Gum." Belt refers vertebrate limb bones and spine connected person's belt, including the ischial bone, pubic, iliac components.
The so-called "gentry" means sagging part of the tape ends. "The Analects ˙ Duke Ling of Wei" in mind: "Son Shu-Zhu Shen." Song Xing Bing Note: "to bring the waist, hanging ornaments that rest, that the gentry." Sagging because gentry is part of the end of the tape, so I can mention up notes. Of course, this is an emergency approach. Under normal circumstances, the official notes, with a hand version, the name "Wat", not when it will be inserted at the waist, then simply put the plug hanging gentry of officialdom called Wat Jinshen. Jin is the interpolation means. "Book of Jin Yu Fu Chi": "Its something to persons who are 搢 the belt, the so-called Jinshen, 搢 Wat and vertical gentry with it." Say is the case. Later also extended the squire, a gentleman and other terms, refers specifically to those who have a certain identity and status, meaning that they have the qualifications Jinshen's.
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