How old is the tea year? How old is Chashou?

Refers to 108 years old, generally called Chashou.

Because the cursive prefix of the word "tea" is double "ten", the addition is "twenty", and the separation of "people" in the middle is "eight"; The "wood" at the bottom is "ten" and "eight". The middle and bottom are connected together to form "eighty-eight", plus the "twenty" at the beginning of the word, a total of "one hundred and eight", hence the name.

Since ancient times, the longevity of the elderly has been nicknamed. Specifically: 60 years old is called the year of the sixtieth year, the year of ear shun, and the year of returning to the hometown; 70 years old is called the year of ancient rarity, the year of suspension, and the year of the cane country is called the year of the cane and the year of old age; The three-digit 100-year-old is called the age of expectation.

People celebrate the longevity of the elderly, and there are also joy, rice, white, and tea longevity: Xishou refers to 77 years old, and the cursive word Xi looks like seventy-seven. Mi Shou refers to 88 years old, because the word rice looks like eighty-eight. Bai Shou refers to 99 years old, and one hundred words is less than one horizontal character.

Tea age means: one hundred and eight years old. Because the cursive prefix of the word "tea" is double "ten", the addition is "twenty", and the middle "in" is separated as "eight"; The "wood" at the bottom is "ten" and "eight", and the addition is "eighteen".

The middle and bottom are connected together to form "eighty-eight", plus the prefix "twenty", a total of "one hundred and eight", so it is called.

Cha Shou represents 108 years old

Cha Shou: 108-year-old nickname, the cursive prefix of the word "tea" is double "ten", the addition is "twenty", the "person" in the middle is separated from "eight", and the "wood" at the bottom is "ten" and "eight". The middle and bottom are connected together to become "eighty-eight", plus the prefix "twenty", a total of "one hundred and eight", so it is called tea longevity.

Other age titles.

1. Xishou represents 77 years old.

Xi Shou: It is a seventy-seven-year-old nickname, and the cursive script of "Xi" is very high-pitched like "seventy-seven" written vertically, so Xi Shou represents seventy-seven years old.

2. Umbrella Shou represents 80 years old.

Umbrella Shou: Eighty-year-old nickname, because of the grass body of the "umbrella" word Qi Sun shirt.

The shape is like eighty, so it is called umbrella longevity.

3. Mi Shou represents 88 years old.

Mi Shou: Eighty-eight-year-old nickname, the word "rice" is taken apart, the top and bottom are two eights, and the middle is a ten, read as eighty-eight.

4. Bai Shou represents 99 years old.

Bai Shou: Ninety-nine-year-old nickname, the word "hundred" is removed from the word "white". "Hundred" minus one is nine Kai as nineteen. At the age of ninety-nine, he is known as "Bai Shou".

Refers to 108 years old, generally called Chashou.

Because the cursive prefix of the word "tea" is double "ten", the addition is "twenty answer pants", and the "person" in the middle is separated as "eight"; The "wood" at the bottom is "ten" and "eight". The middle and bottom are connected together to form "eighty-eight", plus the "twenty" at the beginning of the word, a total of "one hundred and eight", hence the name.

Since ancient times, the longevity of the elderly has been nicknamed. Specifically: 60 years old is called the year of the sixtieth year, the year of ear shun, and the year of returning to the hometown; 70 years old is called the year of ancient rarity, the year of suspension, and the clear year of the cane country refers to the year of the cane, the year of the old age; The three-digit 100-year-old is called the age of expectation.

People celebrate the longevity of the elderly, and there are also joy, rice, white, and tea longevity: Xishou refers to 77 years old, and the cursive word Xi looks like seventy-seven. Mi Shou refers to 88 years old, because the word rice looks like eighty-eight. Bai Shou refers to 99 years old, and one hundred words is less than one horizontal character.

Tea with cover file "Shou represents 108 years old. The word "tea" is prefix two "ten", that is, "twenty", the middle "person" word is separated from "eight", and the word "wood" at the bottom is "ten" and "eight". The middle and bottom are connected together with "eighty-eight", plus the "twenty" at the beginning of the cursive word, the total is 108, so the 108-year-old is called "stuffy tea life".

Shou name. China's history and traditional culture are broad and profound, whether it is language or writing, from ancient times to the present, people can use and play to the extreme, to achieve the realm of perfection and infinite mystery.

In our country, the filial piety of respecting the elderly has always been a traditional virtue, and the cultural customs of longevity have been passed down to this day, and the names used to express longevity are also diverse, such as 60-year-old called Huajia Shou, full Shou, Xia Shou, etc.; 70 years old is called Gu Xishou, Gao Shou, etc.; 80 years old is called big life, middle life; 100 years old is called Shangshou and so on.

People celebrate the longevity of the elderly, and there are also joy, rice, white, and tea longevity: Xishou refers to 77 years old, and the cursive word Xi looks like seventy-seven. Mi Shou refers to 88 years old, because the word rice looks like eighty-eight.

Bai Shou refers to 99 years old, and one hundred words is less than one horizontal character. Cha Shou refers to 108 years old, the grass head of the tea word represents twenty, there are eight and ten below, and one stroke and one pinch is another eight, which together is 108 years old.