What was a living room called in ancient times?

In ancient times, the living room was called a hall.

The hall house is the living and activity space of the old-style Han people's house, which is generally designed in the middle of the house, also known as the "guest hall". Because it is usually open, some areas are also called "bright rooms" (bedrooms are called "dark rooms"). >>>More

The name of this cabinet is: Bogu shelf.

It is a multi-layered wooden frame that displays antique treasures indoors. Resembling a shelf-like piece of wood. >>>More

In ancient times, the toilet was called "溷藩" or "圊", "Xuan", and because the ancient peasant toilet was only covered with thatch, it was called "thatched toilet". >>>More

The kitchen of the ancient royal palace was called the Imperial Dining Room. >>>More

The inn is the title of the ancient hotel, and people will find a place to stay when they go out on a long trip, and the place that provides these places for people to stay temporarily is called an inn. It came about to meet the needs of people going out for outings or long trips. Hotels with relatively simple equipment, some of which are also used by merchants to pile up goods and handle transshipment. >>>More