It is the third person, equivalent to "she", "he" and "he" (mostly women).
It was first seen in the Book of Songs: the so-called Iraqis are on the water side.
It means that my beloved is standing on the other side of the river.
2. Mother
In ancient times, it was a title for aristocratic women or a general term for older women in family or relatives.
Such as: mother (aunt); Grandma; Auntie; Auntie.
3. concubine
Ancient women claimed to be humble.
Refers to female slaves, or women married by men outside their wives in the old society. Upper-class wives also call themselves concubines.
As a verb, it means that a servant is like a slave, or married to be a little wife.
As a pronoun, it is a modest word that women claimed in the old days.
Extended data:
Ancient appellation
The honorifics for the other party or their relatives include order, respect and virtue. Ling, which means beautiful, is used to address each other's relatives.
Such as your father (the other's father), your mother (the other's mother), your location (the other's wife), your brother (the other's brother), your son (the other's son) and your lover (the other's daughter).
The old woman humbly calls herself old; The princess and queen claimed to be concubines before the emperor; The princess and queen call themselves my palace in front of courtiers "; The widowed empress dowager claimed to be a family mourning "; Folk women call themselves little women and civilians; Unmarried women call themselves slaves and so on.
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