Chinese culture is broad and profound, the title of the teacher can reflect the ancient Chinese respect for the teacher, today introduces eight ancient Chinese the title of the teacher.
The first kind of sir
Originally meaning "person born first", it was later extended to "person engaged in educational work". The "sir" in the Book of Rites refers to the elderly educator.
The second type of shibao
In ancient times, the officials who assisted the emperor and taught the children of the royal family had teachers and guarantees, collectively known as "shi bao".
The third type is to learn from each other
Scholar of tang dynasty prefectures. In the Tang Dynasty, there was one doctor of classics in the county, and he taught students the Five Classics, and later called the scholar official "Xuebo".
The fourth kind of master
The general name of the teacher in ancient times. The term "master" was originally a collective name for official positions such as Taishi, Taifu, Shaoshi, and Shaofu, because these positions were responsible for teaching the prince, so "master" was also a synonym for teachers.
The fifth type is the length of the mountain
The Tang and Five Dynasties honorific titles for mountain dwellers. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Jiang Weidong lived in seclusion in Hengshan to give lectures, and there were many practitioners, and Jiang Weidong was revered as "mountain chief". Since then, "mountain chief" has become an honorific title for teachers.
Sixth Division Commander
It contains the meaning of treating the teacher as a superior, which is one of the honorific titles for teachers in ancient times.
The seventh kind of master
Originally an honorific title for Confucius by Confucius's disciples, "Master" later became an honorific title for teachers.
The eighth kind of west seat
Also known as Sibbin, it is an honorific title for teachers. It is said that Liu Zhuang, the Emperor of The Han Dynasty, once worshiped Huan Rong as his teacher and often listened to his preaching. In the Han Dynasty, the seat was seated on the ground, and the indoor seat was respected to the west. Although Emperor Ming of Han was emperor, he still arranged for Huan Rong to sit on a seat facing west and east to show respect. Since then, "Xi Xi" has become an honorific title for teachers.
"Teacher, so preaching is karmic and solving puzzles." It is precisely because of these teachers who teach and solve puzzles that Chinese civilization can be further accumulated and form the most extensive national cultural system in the world.