Definition of modesty and honorific words

Modesty is a manifestation of modesty, generally to oneself; Politeness refers to language with a respectful tone, usually to people.

Both of these words have their specific use objects and scope, and cannot be changed at will. If you use it correctly, it will look very cultured, and if you use it wrongly, it will make a joke. If you are modest, Pinyin is a Chinese character, which shows modesty in the dominant position, such as my contempt and my humble opinion, and the opposite is respect.

The usage of modesty mainly includes claiming to be modest, such as silly brother, silly brother, humble opinion and so on. Used to belittle oneself or something related to oneself, such as me, contempt, contempt, etc. Used to humbly address one's relatives or unfamiliar people, such as brothers and sisters. Articles or works used to belittle myself, such as my poor handwriting and my poor work. Used to humble someone's opinion or opinion, such as my humble opinion.

The difference between modesty and politeness. Modesty is a modest speech, usually to oneself; Politeness is a kind of respectful speech, usually to people. Humble words include me, my stupid brother, my poor pen and so on. Your father, mother, surname, etc.

The role of humility in people s daily communication;

The role of modesty in people's daily communication is mainly to express a modest attitude, so as to show that they are not arrogant and impetuous, not condescending, not relying on the old to sell the old, not arrogant and impetuous, and not showing off their talents, wealth and status. Using modesty can narrow the distance between people, make them feel respected and valued, and at the same time show their modesty and self-cultivation.