The title of a teacher is as wide as that of a boss, and any industry can call a teacher, what do yo

The so-called "threesome, there must be my teacher", it can be seen that the teacher is not a specific title. As long as you have the ability to teach others in a certain aspect, you can be called a "teacher". Therefore, the title "teacher" does not necessarily refer specifically to people who are engaged in education, but the title of "teacher" is specific, and refers specifically to people who are engaged in educational work in schools.

But now the title of "teacher" is abused, the seller of antiques is called a teacher, the actor is called a teacher, the host is also called a teacher, singing, juggling, magic, and cross talk are all called teachers, and even Teacher Cang is also called a teacher. Some people deserve to be called "teacher", such as Guo Degang of cross talk.

Wang Han as the host.

Chen Daoming as an actor.

Liu Huan singing.

Wait, some of them are already in the education industry, and some of them have made great achievements in their own fields, and others are worthy of being called "teachers"!

But some traffic stars who don't have any hair on their mouths, the so-called Internet celebrities, have nothing to do except scratch their heads and make gestures, and they can be called "teachers" with a shy face! Not to mention the likes of "Teacher Cang", how can they teach me? What have they accomplished that deserve the title of "teacher"?

Therefore, I don't think the term "teacher" refers specifically to "teachers" who are engaged in education, but to those who have made achievements in certain fields, such as scientists and network engineers.

Actors and so on, can also be called "teachers", they have contributed to their respective fields, have made a difference, why not call them teachers? However, for those so-called Internet celebrities and so-called traffic students who have no achievements and just rely on being funny and ugly, jumping up and down, don't insult the title of teacher!

A teacher can also preach and teach and solve doubts, that is to say, there must always be something that can be taken out to be called a teacher. Of course, the things mentioned here are not necessarily cultural knowledge, but also skills and skills, as well as life experience. But the most important point of being a teacher is to be virtuous, virtuous as a teacher, and a model for yourself, and some people with bad deeds dare to call themselves teachers, which is really insulting and laughing!

I think people who are engaged in the education industry can be called teachers, forget about other industries, the job of a teacher is to preach and teach and solve doubts, it is a noble job and profession, and not everyone can afford it.

It is to teach students a certain amount of knowledge, and to bring certain benefits to others, such an industry can be called a teacher, after all, it has a helpful role in our future growth, so it should be our teacher.

I think it's good. This avoids the embarrassment of not knowing what to call people, and it sounds very kind, and I like to call people that way.

Do you know the origin of the word "teacher"? I'll explain.

The word "teacher" has been around for a long time. However, in different historical periods, the target of the word "division" is different. The Analects?

Politics: "There's wine and food, teacher." The note read:

This "teacher" refers to an elder, a learned person.

Warring States "Mencius": "If you sit, why this?" "Known as an elder of high moral character.

Qu Li was the first to call her teacher "teacher": "I'm Teacher Yu's, don't mention it when you talk to others." Note: "Teacher, old teacher." Today, the teacher is called "teacher".

In the Han Dynasty, the word "old" was added before "division".

In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, Guo Xiang was called an old man, but after Qianlong, the title of old man was rarely used in officialdom.

After the Xinhai Revolution, the term "old gentleman" became popular again. In the field of communication, when we meet, we are always referred to as Mr. Lao.

"Teacher" is a title that literally means born earlier than oneself and older than oneself. Based on this extension, only people with a certain status, knowledge, and qualifications can call Qizhou a gentleman. In ancient Chinese, the word "teacher" was an honorific title for a learned person.

Not everyone can be called a teacher, but it is still used in Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese.

Now, wives often refer to their husbands as "teachers". The husbands of other women are also called "teachers".

Different situations may have the following implications:

Male, a general term for adult males. For example, Mr. Wang and Mr. Liu.

Honorific titles may have different extensions at different times, but they are basically honorific titles for people who have a certain status and identity. They are all used to address men, such as calling men: Mr. Funayama; It is also used to refer to women with high knowledge and status, such as Li Qingzhao, Zhang Ailing, etc.

Husband, a woman's spouse, usually has attributes, such as my husband, your husband, and Li's daughter's husband.

Teacher, teacher, educator, how to teach Ziyuan and Qiu.

Summary. Dear, glad to serve you. Reason for the teacher's title:

1."Teacher" originally referred to old and senior scholars and teachers, who first appeared in the Jin Wen of the Western Zhou Dynasty in China, and was called "Jiaoshi" or "teacher" for short. Teacher is the name of the person who teaches people to understand.

In ancient times, teachers were called "teachers", and "teachers" were regarded as the most respected professions. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the "Shangshu" cloud: "Heaven descends to the people, the king, the teacher," the status of the "teacher" and the heaven, the earth, the king, and the relatives are called together, and written in the same tablet for everyone to worship, it can be seen that the status of the "teacher" is high and respected by the people.

2. The first explanation of the word "sir" in various dictionaries is "teacher", which is the oldest and oldest title for teachers, which has been passed down for thousands of years. Confucius, a world-famous educator in ancient China, was the earliest gentleman, because "zi" means gentleman. In ancient times, teachers were called "sir", "private school sirs", "teachers", etc., which were the honorific titles of the masses of the people for teachers, and fully embodied the ancient and long-standing fine tradition and virtues of the Chinese nation of respecting teachers.

Dear, Aravan Brigade is happy to serve you. Reasons for the teacher's salutation:1

"Teacher" originally referred to old and senior scholars and teachers, who first appeared in the Jin Wen of the Western Zhou Dynasty in China, and was called "Jiaoshi" or "teacher" for short. Teacher is the name of the person who teaches people to understand. In ancient times, teachers were called "teachers", and "teachers" were regarded as the most respected professions of nuclear stools.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, the "Shangshu" cloud: "Heaven descends to the people, the king, the teacher," the status of the "teacher" and the heaven, the earth, the king, and the relatives are called together, and written in the same tablet for everyone to worship, it can be seen that the status of the "teacher" is high and respected by the people. 2. The first explanation of the word "sir" in various dictionaries is "teacher", which is the oldest and oldest title for teachers, which has been passed down for thousands of years.

Confucius, a world-famous educator in ancient China, was the earliest Mr. Junai, because "Zi" means Mr. In ancient times, teachers were called "sir", "private school sirs", "teachers", etc., which were the honorific titles of the masses of the people for teachers, and fully embodied the ancient and long-standing fine tradition and virtues of the Chinese nation of respecting teachers.

3. The term "engineer of the human soul" was originally the title of the former Soviet leader Joseph Stalin's writer and was later quoted by the educator Kalinin in the field of education, he said: "Many teachers often forget that they should be educators, and educators are also engineers of the human soul." 4. "Gardener" originally referred to a worker engaged in gardening, and was later likened to a teacher by Iwaji.

People usually compare innocent children to seedlings, flowers, trees, etc., and the teacher who cultivates these seedlings, flowers, and trees is like a hard-working gardener, Fengchun, who waters, cultivates, and cares for every seedling in the garden with wisdom, love, and sweat, so that they can flourish and flourish. 5., the ancients:

Teachers are like parents", which fully embodies the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation of "respecting teachers and loving teachers", and also embodies the noble teacher virtue of "loving children like children". People compare teachers to "loving mothers", mainly to those female teachers with "childlike maternal love" to give the most affectionate, the most genuine, the most touching honorific title.

The first two are still referred to as "teachers";

The husband of the teacher in the back is called uncle or uncle.