“烽火戏诸侯,倾国得一笑”,“烽火连三月,家书抵万金”,“狼烟四起”。典故、诗文、词语中的这些“烽火”“狼烟”到底如何解释呢?翻开各种语文工具书,几乎不约而同地解释为:“烽烟”就是“狼烟”,狼烟就是边疆烧狼粪以报警之烟。查《辞海》“狼烟”的解释是“段成式《酉阳杂俎》中有言,狼粪烟直,烽火用之”。《中国古代史演义》中也有一段关于狼烟的描述“那烽燧是用狼粪作燃料,在山顶上筑成高高的圆柱模样 “Fireworks princes, smiled at the country,” “Five months in the campfire, the family book arrived in ten thousand gold,” and “wolves smoke everywhere.” In the end, how do these “bonfires” and “wolf smoke” in the allusions, poems, and words are interpreted? When reading a variety of language books, they are almost invariably interpreted as: “Burning smoke” is “wolf smoke”. Wolf smoke is the burning of wolf manure in the frontier to alarm. Smoke. The interpretation of “Ci Hai” “wolf smoke” is “Secretary style ”Yangyang hybrids“ in the words, wolf manure smoke, fire use.” There is also a description of wolf smoke in The Romance of Ancient Chinese History. “The wolf manure was used as fuel, and a tall column was built on the top of the mountain.