In ancient times, I was not confused about my age.

In China's ancient age appellation, "no confusion" meant that a person was forty years old. The basis of this "puzzled" age appellation is based on Confucius, a famous educator in ancient China, and according to his own observation and thinking.

Other age appellation are:

1, infant: less than one year old.

2. Children: two to three years old.

3. At the beginning, Shao Nian: The boy is eight years old.

4. Overall perspective: generally refers to childhood.

5, hanging year: refers to children.

6. yellow mouth: under ten years old.

7. Kindergarten: ten years old.

8. The year of dancing spoon: thirteen to fifteen years old.

9. Zhixue: fifteen years old.

10, weak crown: twenty years old.

1 1, thirty years old.

12, year of no doubt: 40 years old.

13, year of knowing destiny and knowing right and wrong: 50 years old.

14, year of listening to flowers: 60 years old.

15, seventy years old: seventy years old.

16, year of staff: 80 years old.

17, eighty or ninety years old: eighty or ninety years old.

18, Yi: centenarians.