读了《新建筑》第一期,感到各文大都具有相当水平,不是泛泛而言,确像个学术刊物的样子。对《关于东汉陶楼的几点讨论》一文,有点补充意见,陈述如下。宋范成大诗,“鸡飞过篙犬吠窦,又道行商来买茶。”鸡飞过篱说明院墙是篱笆,犬如在屋外,当可在篱笆孔中吠叫。但诗中用“窦”字,说明狗是被关在屋里的,因此只好在窦中狺狺然了(窦很小,狗钻不出来)。以前理解,“窭”为墙上破洞,恐不确切。范 After reading the first issue of “New Architecture”, I felt that all the texts were of a fairly high level. It wasn’t broadly speaking that it really looked like an academic journal. A few comments on the “Discussion of the Eastern Han Dynasty Taolou” were presented as follows. Song Fancheng’s poem, “The chicken flew over the sinus and traded for tea.” The chicken flew over the fence and stated that the wall was a fence. Dogs were outside the house and could be barked in the fence hole. However, in the poem, the word “sinus” was used to indicate that the dog was locked in the house, so he had to be stunned in the sinus (the sinus was small and the dog couldn’t drill). In the past, it was understood that “squeaky” was a hole in the wall. Van