Chinese honorifics - For government officials

Chinese honorifics - For older people. 老朽 (lǎoxiǔ): I, who is old and unable 老夫 (lǎofū): I, who is old and respected 老汉 (lǎohàn): I, who is an old man 老拙 (lǎozhuó): I, who is old and clumsy 老衲 (lǎonà): I, the old monk Chinese honorifics - For kings. 孤 (gū): I, the ruler of a kingdom 寡 (guǎ): I, the ruler of a kingdom and with lesser virtue 不谷 (bù gǔ): I, the ruler ...

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Chinese honorifics, Chinese honorifics - Referring to oneself, Chinese honorifics - For older people, Chinese honorifics - For kings, Chinese honorifics - For government officials, Chinese honorifics - For scholars, Chinese honorifics - Addressing others, Chinese honorifics - Prefixes, Chinese honorifics - Suffixes

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