How did ancient men and women address each other during their love?

In ancient times, the appellation of men and women in love was very obscure. Generally speaking, almost all of them were not addressed. In some modern literary works, most of them are mentioned? Iraqi beauty Lang Jun Tan Lang Xie Nvlang Yizijun's wife? And so on are common, but in general, most of them should be matched by nicknames or nicknames during love, so they are not much different from modern times in essence.

1, in literary works, Lang Ziyi's family? More common.

Take a closer look. In fact, the title of ancient literary works is still not clear. What do most generally mean? Lang Jun? ,? Beauty? And so on, it is conceivable that the ancients still preferred objectivity, but? A gifted scholar and a beautiful woman? It is also appreciated by the public, so this title is relatively more formal and official.

2. Except the names of famous families, the public names are quite casual.

Except for something like. Princess Xu? Generally speaking, the common public address is more casual than the literati's, and in most cases there is a kind address similar to a nickname, like? Niu Ge and Sister Furong? This kind of thing was very common at that time.

3. Some married names are also common during love.

Similar to? Ma 'am, Lang Jun? Something like that, modern? Couple? This title is very common, and it is also common in literary works. It can be seen that these appellations were actually very popular in the social background at that time, so these? Wife helps Jing people? Are very common.

The appellation of ancient men and women in love is also varied. Generally speaking, the appellation of ancient people in Otawa is similar to that of modern people in love, but there is not much difference in essence, except that relatives' nicknames and nicknames are more common.