"Lady" originated from "Lady Lear" in the Book of Songs. Confucius said that "Lady is a woman with a talent", which means that a woman has masculine achievements and talents, which is also a title of respect for a woman with knowledge and cultivation.
"Woman Xia" and "The Scholars" (4 1) record: "She is a woman Xia, but she has many heroes." This is a general term for elderly women.
"Girl", there's a phrase in Gu Yuefu's "Mulan Ci", "I didn't know Mulan was a girl after twelve years of traveling together". It symbolizes the ambition of "a woman in the middle" and is also synonymous with young women.
The word "woman" comes from the Book of Jin, which is an ornament representing women on the heads of ancient women. At that time, Zhuge Liang attacked Wei and challenged Sima Yi many times. When the other side didn't take the battle, Zhuge Liang left the women's headdress in order to humiliate him. Later, people often called the heroes among women "heroines".
"Women's history" refers to women who were learned in ancient times and served as officials in charge of the etiquette, classics and documents of court queens.
"Skirt" is the costume decoration of ancient women, generally referring to women. This word often appears in novels and plays. A Dream of Red Mansions (1): "My eyebrows are open and I am sincere." "Lady" refers to a gentle, kind and beautiful woman, and is often called in literary works. The Book of Songs Nan Zhou Guanju: "Guanju dove is in Hezhou. My fair lady, a gentleman is good. "
A "girl" refers to a woman in her prime. 【 stunning beauty 】 refers to the unparalleled beauty in the world.
There are many beautiful women in Yan and Zhao, all of whom are Yan Ruyu. Therefore, young and beautiful women are always called "Jade Man", "Bi Man", "Beauty", "Jade Girl", "Jiao Wa", "Xi Shi", "stunner" and "Qing E".
"Talented woman" refers to a woman with literary talent.
"Don't be a scholar" refers to a talented woman.
【 foliage proposal 】 refers to a frivolous and delicate woman.
"Soft jade and warm fragrance" refers to a gentle young woman.
"Bitter plum on the roadside" refers to abandoned women.
"Xiaojiabiyu" refers to the beauty in a small family. There is a saying in the "Jasper Song" in the ancient Yuefu that "Jasper is a little girl and dare not climb your virtue".
A beautiful and faithful woman is called "Luo Fu".
An ugly and virtuous woman is called "no salt"
Address other people's daughters as "Qianjin", "Lingyuan" and "microscope".
Address other people's wives as "madam" and "madam", except for "meeting place", "room owner" and "room room". Address your wife as "wife", "wife", "wife", "wife" and so on.
Among the appellations of women, "mother" is the greatest and noblest. In Cold Records of Miscellaneous Knowledge in Qing Dynasty, Er Ya called her mother Cong, The Book of Songs called her mother Mu Shi, The Book of Northern Qi called her mother Jia Jia, and Hou Zi called her mother Taifuren. Other records include: the emperor's mother is called "Empress Dowager", the official's mother is called "Taijun" and the ordinary people's mother is called "Mother".
2. Men and women in classical Chinese call themselves emperors, and others can't use them.
In addition to the emperor, others said as follows:
To put it bluntly, I, Yu, Yu and Mou are equivalent to "I" now.
Humble: next, humble, incompetent, boy, just.
Call yourself a descendant of an elder (usually irrelevant).
Compared with their younger peers, they call themselves "silly brothers".
Compared with their older peers, they call themselves "little brothers".
Self-proclaimed to the boss: Xiaguan, humble position.
The old woman calls herself modest-the old woman calls herself her husband-the princess and the queen call herself modest in front of the emperor-the princess and the queen call themselves courtiers-my palace, the widowed empress dowager-the folk woman calls herself a little woman, and the unmarried woman calls herself a domestic slave. Married. At that time, women often called themselves "concubines" when writing, and Liu called herself "younger brother", which shows that she hoped to communicate with literati on an equal footing.
3. How did ancient women call themselves "I"? Ancient women called themselves "I": Nu Wa. In the past, women called themselves.
Quotations: Clear Sky Ren Shang's Peach Blossom Fan Refuses Media: "I am married to Hou Lang, so I don't want to change my mind."
Translation: "Our family has married Houlang. Will we change our minds? "
Women are humbly called "concubine", "concubine" and "handmaiden".
Old women are modestly called "old women".
The princess and queen called themselves "concubines" before the emperor.
The princess and queen called themselves "my palace" in front of courtiers.
The widowed Empress Dowager Cixi called herself "bereavement".
Folk women call themselves "little women".
A woman's humble name is "handmaid".
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Modesty of ancient people
1. an attitude of humility, which used to call itself.
Fool, modestly calling himself not smart. Despicable and modest, claiming to have little knowledge. We humbly call ourselves or our things bad. Humble, call yourself humble. Stealing means privately, privately, and it often means bold and abrupt when used. I humbly declare that I am not as tall as the other person. Servant, humbly calling himself the servant of the other party, uses it to mean serving the other party.
Second, the ancient emperors' words of self-modesty included loneliness (the king of villains), widowhood (the person without virtue) and lack of hub (incompetence).
Three, the words of ancient officials' modesty are Xiaguan, Last Guan, Small Guan and Beizhi.
4. What are the second names of women in classical Chinese?
First, Chinese Pinyin.
Explanation:
1, you, your: your father. Your generation. Er Ru (You and I are commensurate and closely related). Ercao (you people). Cheating.
2, so: occasionally. But, uh ...
3, then, its (referring to time): Ershi. After that.
4, Gang, Gang (also known as "ear"): "The anger of cloth clothes is also bareheaded, and the head grabs the ground."
5, suffix, equivalent to "land" and "nature": Zall.
Second, your pinyin: r incarnation
Explanation:
You: Your generation. You wait. Like grass. What would you do?
2. Last name.
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Chinese character strokes:
Related words:
1, and then [rü u]
From then on.
Step 2 occasionally
Occasionally; Sometimes.
3, smile [w m: n ě r]
Describe a smile.
4. Naur R.
Lakes (mostly used for place names).
5. Interest rate
Careless.