1. The "Zhuo" family: refers to one's own (articles, opinions, etc.).
Clumsy pen: Call your own articles, calligraphy and painting. For example: This is a crude drawing, please keep it.
Humble opinion: one’s own opinion.
My own work: I call it my own work.
Zhuo Jing: The ancients called people their wives.
2. "小" family: refers to oneself or people or things related to oneself.
Little brother: Men describe themselves modestly among friends or acquaintances. For example: I have an unkind favor from my younger brother.
Children: Call yourself your son humbly.
Little girl: Call yourself your daughter humbly.
Xiao Ke: To describe oneself modestly (mostly used in early vernacular). Such as: Small things don’t mean talent.
Villain: The ancients referred to people with low status. Later, people with low status were also used to refer to themselves. For example: The villain dare not.
Xiaosheng: A self-proclaimed term for young scholars (mostly seen in early vernacular).
Small shop: Call it your own shop.
Small photo: refers to a smaller photo of yourself. For example: Attach a small photo.
3. "Bo" family: something to call oneself.
Boji: a small skill, modestly referring to one's own skills. Such as: poor skills. Willing to offer my skills.
Bojiu: A light wine, often used as a humble word when entertaining guests. For example: a thin glass of wine is disrespectful.
Thin gift: a gift that is not generous, mostly used to express the gift given by oneself. Such as: A small gift, please accept it.
Bomian: Be humble in expressing your kindness when interceding for others. For example: For my sake, forgive him once.
4. "Jian" family: refers to people or things related to oneself.
Basic surname: as opposed to "noble surname", referring to one's own surname modestly. Such as: What is your surname? The humble surname is Wang.
Jiannai: Calling others one’s wife (mostly seen in early vernacular).
Shameful things: The ancients called their private affairs.
5. "杝" word family: refers to oneself or one's own things.
My last name: call yourself by your last name. Such as: What is your surname? My surname is Wang.
My person: Address yourself to others.
Our place: humbly referring to one’s home or place of stay.
Our school: I call myself a school modestly.
6. The "despicable" word family: referring to oneself or one's own things.
I: I am humble about myself.
Contemptuous meaning: one's own opinion.
Disdain: call one’s own opinion.
Seven: "Foolish" word family: used as a humble name for oneself.
Brother Fool: People younger than you call yourself modest.
Humble opinion: Humble your own opinion. Such as: I am ignorant and superficial.
Foolishly thought: humbly express one’s own opinion. Such as: I thought it was impossible.
8. The word "忿" belongs to the family: It means humiliating others and making oneself feel guilty.
忝 Lie: I am ashamed to be introduced or to be among them. For example: Nian Liemen Wall (Ashamed to be in the teacher's gate)
Lianzai: To be ashamed to be in it. For example: I am among the acquaintances.
Responsibility: Take responsibility with a sense of shame. Such as: assuming the position of prime minister.
9. The word "dare" belongs to the family: it means asking others presumptuously.
Dare to ask: Take the liberty to ask, please. For example: May I ask your surname, sir?
Dare to love: Request. For example: Mr. Dare to write a letter for me.
Dare to trouble you: I take the liberty to trouble you. For example: Dare to trouble the lady to do something.
10. "Lao" family: troublesome, a polite word for asking others to do something.
Excuse me: Please.
Laobu: used when others come to visit. For example: You are busy with official duties, please don't bother me.
Trouble others: trouble others. Such as: Thank you for your kindness.
Labor: a polite word used to ask someone to do something. For example: Please take care of me for me.