For instance, in ancient times, sword handles were generally made of mulberry or jujube wood, while spear shafts were made of zhe wood.
The weapons equipped by elite troops might be slightly better, as they would be repeatedly soaked in oil during manufacturing, making them comparatively less abrasive to the hands.
But ordinary troops were not so fortunate.
Their weapons were basically just coated with raw lacquer on the outside and didn't involve any polishing or waxing; if they were unlucky, they could easily get splinters.
Therefore, the wear and tear on the palms and the webbing between the thumb and forefinger was very common throughout various dynasties and even affected many battles.
But if only they could apply silver chrysanthemum glue on the gripping parts....
As long as it was applied correctly, it could protect the palm without slipping.
Frankly speaking,
