From ancient times to the present day! How many people are called husbands! Respectively, those .

In ancient palaces, eunuchs with high status were called husbands.

There are five kinds of husbands, including husband, husband, lover, child, father, and old man.

1. Xianggong. In ancient times, women called their husbands husbands, and men's family status reached its peak. However, in modern times, with the intensification of the women's liberation movement. The status of men is also deteriorating, as is evident from the address to their husbands.

2. Mr. This title, in addition to referring to certain identities, such as husbands, implies factors such as occupation and age. In other words, the so-called gentleman mainly refers to a person who has a certain amount of knowledge and is older. The use of Mr. to refer to the husband is elegant and has the meaning of admiration and respect.

3. Lovers. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, equality between men and women was promoted, and discriminatory titles such as "house" and "cook" were no longer used; The "gentlemen", "wives", and "young ladies" used in the Kuomintang before liberation showed a "bourgeois" color.

4. The child's father.

The most subtle, euphemistic name. But in the current complicated era, this title is too inaccurate and extremely unrigorous. You must know that the father of her child is most likely not her husband.

5. Old man.

Many couples want to grow old together, so they will give a beautiful meaning in the daily name, the woman will change the name of the husband in the past, and instead use the old man to call, and will use the child's pronunciation, so that whether it is called or it will sound cordial, the old man's name is becoming more and more popular, and many couples will not only try, but also continue.

In ancient times, the husband was called:

1. Husband. The title of the husband is a pun, the husband is an almost perfect combination of a husband and a gentleman, both a manly husband and a righteous gentleman;

2. Big officials. If the husband of an ancient woman did not become an official, she would want to become an official as soon as possible, so she called her husband a big official;

3. Beloved. In ancient times, women liked to call their husbands lovers, referring to their husbands who were both honest and good men;

4. Xianggong. This is one of the most common names that women in ancient times used to call their husbands.

Lovers, Lang, Langjun, husbands, husbands, husbands, husbands, officials, husbands, grandfathers, grandfathers, husbands, husbands, old men, brothers, children, fathers, heads, my family, dead ghosts, hey, hey, etc.

1. Beloved: Wife and husband can be called each other, and later it is mostly used for wives to call husbands.

2. Lang: Generally refers to young men, but can also refer to women, such as girls.

3. Lang Jun: The general name of the children of the ancient noble family.

4. Husband: The honorific title of the wife to the husband in the old days.

5-6. Husband and husband: both are the meaning of the husband.

7. Officials: In the Song Dynasty, there were many titles between husband and wife.

8. Xianggong: The prime minister is the prime minister, the highest official, and the wife calls her husband in this way.

9. Master: In Cantonese, it is a woman's honorific title for the father of her husband.

10. Outer son: In the old days, the wife called her husband the outer son, as opposed to the husband calling her wife the inner son.

11. Mr.: Mr. is used to refer to her husband, which is elegant and has the meaning of admiration and respect.

12. Husband: The most common title.

13. Old man: Generally older people will call it that.

14. Brother: The wife calls her husband like this, expressing her dependence on her husband.

15. Child's father: It is generally used for the child's mother to call her husband, which refers to her husband.

16. Leader: It means the person in charge of housework, which is the common name of wife to husband.

17. My family: In the generation of my ancestors or fathers, wives often call their husbands like this to outsiders, but now it is relatively rare.

18. Dead ghost: A nickname for her husband is also used when joking.

19-20. Hey, hey: a kind of name that is not very harmonious, such as: Hey, you took out the garbage; Hey, I'm talking to you.