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What do people call themselves as Gu Zhong?

Ancient women claimed to be:

Women call themselves "slave armor"

Women's Humble Appellations —— "Concubine", "Concubine" and "Maid"

Modesty of an Old Woman-"Old Woman"

Call your husband humble-"humble husband"

The princess and queen called themselves "concubines" before the emperor.

The princess and queen called themselves "my palace" in front of courtiers.

The widowed empress dowager claimed to be "bereaved"

* * Women call themselves "little girls" and "civilians"

Address each other's age (mostly young women)-"Fang's age"

Call each other names (mostly young women)-"Fang's name"

Women humbly call their appearance "the posture of willow" (in ancient times, willow was regarded as the foundation of the tree)

Ministers can say "minister", "minister" and even "slave" in front of the monarch (isn't it often said in Shenyang? ), committed a crime and said, "guilty minister."

Officials at lower levels call themselves "Xiaguan" and "Beizhi" in front of their superiors. The junior generals call themselves "the last generals" in front of the commander-in-chief.

The monarch calls himself "I am a widow", "lonely" and "I".

The servant girl calls herself a "handmaiden" in front of her master.

People say "little people" and "untouchables" in front of officials.

Ancient women humbly called themselves "concubines", "concubines" and "concubines".

Monks call themselves "poor monks", "poor people" and "poor people"

Note: Because there are few articles about eunuchs handed down from history books, even if there are, they are eunuchs with high status. Such eunuchs can already call themselves "ministers" and call each other by official names (that is, they are not "adults"). Remember to adopt them when you are satisfied!