“干栏”,这个名词见于汉族古籍文献上,是对古代南蛮部分民族居住房屋的音译名称。然而,有人竟把它当成汉语的方言名词,从而解释曰:干栏者,“以树干为栏也”。我觉得这种解释欠妥,违背了客观实际。新华书局1936年出版的《辞海》1036页“干栏”条载:“唐时南蛮谓楼曰干栏。”《唐书·南蛮传》:“南平獠东距智州,户四千余,多瘴疠,山有毒草,沙风,蝮虫,人楼居,梯而上,名为干栏。”《赤雅》 “Dry Bar”, a term found in ancient Chinese literature, is a transliteration of some of the ancient Nan Man nationality houses. However, some people actually regard it as a dialect term in Chinese, thus explaining: Helan column, “with the trunk as the column also.” I think this kind of explanation is flawed and runs counter to the objective reality. Xinhua Book Company published in 1936, “Cihai” 1036 page “dry bar” contains: “Tang when the South pretty manor floor said dry bar.” “Tang Nanman Biography”: “Nanping 獠 Dongju from Chizhou, more than four thousand households, More 瘴 疠, mountain poisonous grass, sand wind, pinworm, people floor, ladder up, called dry bar. ”“ Chi Ya ”