What is the main body of the tent?

Support: Also known as a pillar, standing vertically on the ground. It can be a straight line or any type of two or three connected. Some curved parts of tubular supports need to be connected with wires. The general material is fiberglass steel, usually consisting of 7 sections.
Frame: Used for bullet-shaped tents or cabin-type tents, formed by short rod-like materials to create supports or beams.
Top: The very top of the tent.
Roof: The part that forms the slope of the tent.
Walls: The walls on the sides of the tent. Some tents do not have them at all.
Canopy: A part of the roof that opens forward and is supported by other pillars.
Door: The entrance and exit of the tent. A window can be provided on the other side.
Ground mat: A mat laid on the floor of the tent. If there is heavy moisture, it is necessary to lay an additional layer of bamboo mat.
Fly mat: A mat laid on the roof of the tent to protect it from strong sunlight. A second roof.
Main rope: Also known as the pillar rope. It is separated from both ends of the pillar, serving to prevent the pillar from tilting and is fixed with stakes.
Corner rope: Extends from the four corners of the tent curtain and is fixed with stakes.
Waist rope: Extends from the bottom edge of the roof of the tent curtain and is fixed with stakes.
Stakes: Also known as ground stakes, used to drive into the ground to secure the ropes and the bottom edge of the tent curtain. Made of wood, metal, and synthetic resin.
Wooden mallet or hammer: Used when driving stakes into the ground. Made of wood or metal parts, attached to the main rope or corner rope. The cable passes through two small holes in the middle and moves to control the cable.
Bag: A cloth bag containing curtains and supports, stakes, and a wooden mallet.