What does a gentleman mean?

Gentleman, or gentry, is used to refer to local powerful landlords or retired bureaucrats.

After the communication between China and the West, the word was taken as one of the free translations of English gentleman, and modern refers to a man with elegant and polite manners. Gentlemen in English refer to English gentlemen, who usually wear civilized sticks, hats, straight suits and shiny shoes. In medieval England, "gentry" was a social stratum, and its social status was second only to that of nobles, such as knighthood.

Male adults of this class were called "gentlemen" at that time. "Gentleman" originated in western Europe in the middle of17th century, developed from chivalrous and heroic knights, and then prevailed in Britain and developed to the extreme. Gentleman's demeanor is the externalization of British national culture, and it is the process that all walks of life in Britain keep up with the upper class.

Gentleman explanation

It is a brand-new social culture, which is based on the aristocratic spirit and integrates some values of all walks of life. Polite, polite, well-dressed, elegant in speech, well-cultivated, knowledgeable, well-informed, caring, respecting the elderly and caring for the young, respecting women, having no bad hobbies and good interpersonal relationships. He is a kind and elegant man.

Advocate traditional culture and values of self-existence, and pursue a tasteful and humanized lifestyle. He represents a new social trend of thought in western social and economic development, and is a social fashion pursued by middle and upper class men. Exquisite dress, elegant manners, respect for others, respect for personality, inheritance and development of traditional culture, pursuit and construction of quality of life.

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