What words were used in ancient China to represent women

The woman's concubine mourns the housewife's boudoir.

The ancient words to describe a woman are as follows:

1. Red sleeves: originally meant to refer to the long sleeves of women's skirts in ancient times, and later became synonymous with women.

2. Red powder: rouge and white powder used for women's makeup, which used to refer to young women and beauties.

3. Fandel: The original meaning refers to white powder and black powder, and the descendants refer to young and beautiful women.

4. Red face: originally refers to the face of a beautiful woman, and the descendants refer to a beautiful woman.

5. Women: originally referred to women's headscarves and hair accessories, and later became synonymous with "women".

6, Chanjuan: It is used to describe a beautiful posture, and women are often described in ancient poems.

7. Jiaowa: refers to a beautiful girl.

8. Beauty: refers to beautiful women, beauties, and stunning beauties.

9. Lady ruining the mausoleum: refers to a virtuous and virtuous woman.

10. Jade Girl: The legendary fairy, the offspring refers to the beauty and fairy, and can also be used as a good name for the daughter of others.

11. Jade slave: commonly used in poems, generally referring to beautiful women.

12. Qing'e: In classical literature, early Yu refers to some images related to women. (1) Refers to the green girl, that is, the goddess of the main frost and snow. (2) Refers to a beautiful maiden.

13. Fairy: Originated from Chinese mythology, it later refers to a woman with an extremely beautiful appearance.

14. Shuli: refers to a beautiful and beautiful girl.

15, shocking: a metaphor for the lightness of the beauties' body, and the offspring refers to the beauty of the light and scattered body.

16. Allure: Describe very beautiful, offspring refers to extremely beautiful women.

17, Allure: The original meaning is an allusion to the heroine's power and overthrowing the country, and it was later used to describe the beauty or color of the woman.

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1. Ni Dress. Pinyin] [ ní cháng ].

Explanation] is "The Song of Neon Clothes and Feathers".

The name of the music in the Tang Dynasty is said to be Tang Xuanzong.

made. 2, Yunshang.

Pinyin] [ yún cháng ].

Explanation] Clothes of the immortals. The immortals are clothed in clouds, so they are called.

3, Luo Shang. Pinyin] [ luó cháng ] Explanation] Yuluo skirt.

Source] Song Li Qingzhao "A Cut Plum".

Words: "Red lotus fragrance remnants of jade in autumn, lightly relieve Luo Shang, and go on the Lanzhou alone." ”

The pink lotus flowers have withered, the fragrance has also dissipated, and the smooth jade bamboo mat carries the coolness of autumn. Untie her skirt, change into casual clothes, and board the boat alone.

4. Clothes. Pinyin] [ qiān cháng ] Interpretation] Pick up the lower clothes.

5. Red clothes. Pinyin] [ hóng shang ] Explanation] One is red clothes; The second is to refer to beautiful women.

6. Bottoms. Pinyin] [ xià cháng ] Explanation] The clothes worn under the body. Gudo finger skirt.