Pronunciation of "minister": [chén]?
? Explanation:
Officials in the monarchy sometimes include the people: ~ Liao. ~ son. ~ here. Jun ~
The official's claim to the monarch: "There must be no one in the king, and I am willing to obey it."
The ancients modestly called themselves.
Ancient refers to male slaves: ~ servants. ~ Lu.
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A title of respect for a subordinate before a monarch or boss. A person of low status.
For example, the king has lost his theory, which a humble minister dare not.
Hero [gōng chén]:? In the past, it refers to the hero of the monarch, but now it refers to people who have made great contributions to the country and the people.
For example, the first king of mankind was a successful soldier, and national heroes don't need glorious ancestors.
Chen Yin [y and n ché n]: refers to women.
For example, it is said that Minister Yin will have an accident if he gets close to the Princess Party.
Trustee [XIN Ché n]: a loyal and reliable minister. A messenger, a messenger.
For example, the son of heaven sent a letter to the minister, sealed the letter, and officials traveled thousands of miles away.
Jun Chen [jūn chén]: Jun Chen. Main drugs and auxiliary drugs in traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions. Refers to staple food and non-staple food.
For example: father and son first, then monarch and minister; There are princes and ministers, and then there are ups and downs.
Minister of Power [quán chén]: A powerful minister (mostly an overbearing minister).
For example, there is a home today, and all the cars ride, so do the dignitaries in this country.
Traitor: a treacherous and unfilial rebel.
For example: traitors and thieves, why not?
Imperial envoy [qρn chāI dàchén]: In the past, it refers to an official who was sent by the emperor to handle important affairs on behalf of the emperor. Now it is used to satirize people sent down by superiors who give orders without knowing the situation.
If the imperial envoys are flying all over the sky, then our work can't be carried out.
Male and female servants [chén qiè]: I call myself.
For example, those who are listed as concubines are called rich and poor.
Surrender: Surrender and accept rule.
Habit is our powerful idol, and we must all obey it.