Zhibai means relying on someone to become a relative. ?
Shen Congwen's "The Gentleman's Wife One Year Later": "The gentleman's wife raised a fifth young master for the gentleman, and sent him to the good-for-nothing third concubine to be his godson." The basic meaning of "post": entrust: ~entrust . ~Save. ~Love. ~ pregnant. ~ meaning. Rely on, depend on: ~ live. ~Food. ~Insects. Delivered by a person, especially delivered by the post office: ~ letter. ~Money. Recognized relative: ~father. ~Mother. ~ Son.
The basic meaning of worship: the etiquette of showing respect: ~ hands (a kind of kneeling ceremony for ancient men). ~Confession. Li~. Back~. Respectfully: ~Thank you. ~Thank you. ~Read. ~Don't. ~ Pay a visit (visit; pay homage to the tomb and tablets in Yeye). Congratulations: ~ year. ~Shou. Confer a certain name or position with certain etiquette, or form a certain relationship.
Introduction to sending greetings:
Letters during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were written on bamboo slips. In order to prevent others from peeking, they were covered with wooden boards and tied with ropes. Okay, that rope is called "Seal". Nowadays, "keep silent" means sealing and binding. Later, the envelope was sealed with clay and stamped on the clay to show that the letter had not been opened. The characters on the mud seals are the mud seal characters studied by current philologists. There are many names for letters, such as letters, notes, slips, ruler slips, ruler slips, etc.
The letters written by celebrities before the Tang Dynasty are called "posts" by later generations, which is a calligraphy that attaches great importance to them. The Palace Museum's treasure "Pingfu Tie", which was exhibited in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the museum, is a letter written by Lu Ji of the Western Jin Dynasty to greet a sick friend. This 9-line cursive script with 84 characters is the earliest surviving authentic calligraphy and celebrity manuscript in China. .