Why we call people 5, why do we call people

People - a handful of writing as a person, that is to say, as a person, you must have the support of other people to be called a person, you are a handful of people, other people are that hand. On this earth, only people have so many complicated interpersonal relationships, and only animals with so many interpersonal relationships can be called humans, so people are to get along with other people and do a good job in interpersonal relationships, which is the meaning of the word human.

In the history of human development, there were sounds and gestures, and then pictures (words).

The character line is simplified from the ancient Chinese characters. A pinch is a "person". In order to support each other, "people" are "social people".

Person?? So it's the same as the name, it doesn't make any sense, it's just for convenience. At the beginning, it was called anything, as long as it was easy to use, and once you got used to it, who would have nothing to change it, so it has been passed down to the present.

Man evolved from oracle bones. That's why it's called "people".

It can be defined at various levels, such as biological, spiritual, and cultural, or a combination of these definitions. Biologically, man is classified as a hominin, a higher animal. On a spiritual level, man is described as being able to use the concept of a variety of souls that are believed to be associated with divine forces or beings in religion.

In cultural anthropology, human beings are defined as beings who are capable of using language, have complex social organizations and technological developments, and are especially capable of building groups and institutions to support and assist each other. The definition of human beings in ancient China is: an animal that has historical classics and can use historical classics as a mirror for self-reflection.

Those tribes that have no historical texts, although they have a language and can use tools to work, can only be regarded as barbarian animals, and their state titles are all from dogs in Chinese characters.

Through the glyphs of oracle bone inscriptions, golden inscriptions, and small seals, it can be seen that from ancient times until Qin Shi Huang unified China, people's understanding of what is human is unified, that is, animals that can bend over to work can be called people, because whether it is a farmer working in the field, or a ** working in the government, and up to the emperor, they all have to bend down to work, bend down to write, and bend down to approve documents. Later, because people did not understand the meaning of the word "human" to bend over, it was modified to its current state!

It's just inherited from the past, that's it. Habitual salutation.

The Modern Chinese Dictionary defines human beings as "higher animals that can make tools and skillfully use them for labor." In March 2008, contemporary anthropologist Zhang Ronghuan gave a reasonable explanation: man is the self-existence of nature (multi-dimensional biosphere); Man is the primate who transcends all things; Human beings can attain two levels of harmony and happiness in the biosphere, namely, the harmony and happiness obtained by the primary pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty; The high level pursues value, meaning, and transcendence, and the harmony and happiness obtained.

The essence of man, that is, the root of man, is personality, and man is Allah with personality (composed of physical life, mental self) space-time and its biosphere.