There is an ancient word 18 to describe girls.

Everyone loves beauty. Nowadays, people greet beautiful women in the same way, sometimes it is a bit abrupt.

For example, strike up a conversation in the street: hey, beauty, leave your contact information. God, you can't beat this in ancient times, unless you are Gao Yanei.

How did the ancients talk to beautiful women?

Sima Xiangru impressed me the most. I don't make any noise. I don't talk nonsense. I have a lyre and a song "Phoenix Begging for Phoenix". Wow, I caught up with Bai.

Guan Ju, the first article in The Book of Songs, tells us how to strike up a conversation.

Guan Heming's osprey, accompanied by the small continent of the river. A beautiful and virtuous woman is a good spouse of a gentleman.

What do you call a beautiful woman? Modern people commonly call it: goddess, beauty, pretty girl, pretty girl.

Address among young people: little fairy, little sister

Names in the community: school flower, class flower, department flower, factory flower.

Second dimension: Kawaii

What did you call a beautiful woman in ancient times? General address of the United States (1)

This is the oldest name of the ancients, simple and simple, with a long history.

It first appeared in the Book of Songs, such as Jane Xi: "Who thinks about clouds? Western beauty. He is so beautiful that westerners are embarrassed. "

Later generations have used it, and the word "beauty" we use now comes from "beauty".

In the Tang Dynasty, Li He's "Dyeing Silk for Spring Machine": "Beauty is lazy and worried, and the spring shuttle throws a tall building."

In Song Dynasty, Su Shi also had a saying (continued as the Tao): "Beauty sleeps thin and washes herself, while Yan dances and birds crow empty and heartbroken."

Even now, the word beauty is still in use and has existed for more than 2500 years, which shows its vitality.

But don't use the word beauty casually now, because the part of speech has changed, and it is estimated that slapping strangers in the street is lighter. Honestly, it's a beauty.

(2) Iraqis

"Jane Jane warehouse, the millennium is frost. The so-called Iraqis are on the water side. " The Iraqi "Jianjia" in The Book of Songs seems so quiet. I prefer Iraqis by the water to my fair lady.

The Iraqi in Liu Yongkou's mouth in Song Dynasty should be a beautiful woman, otherwise, how could she be lovesick and haggard? "The belt is getting wider and wider, and I don't regret it. I am thin for Iraq. "

Later, Yiren was no longer the exclusive noun of beauty, but also commonly used for men, becoming a neutral word.

For example, in the Song Dynasty, Dai Fugu said, "Raw silk is light on ink, and the Iraqi people have a natural pen." The Iraqi here refers to the painter Chen Qi's surname Ruyi.

It seems that this word has been rarely used, whether in articles or in life, Iraqis basically no longer use it. However, if you want to find a beautiful woman who is familiar with China's classical literature, I don't think the other party will object.

(3) Jade people

"Twenty bridges on a moonlit night, where do jade people teach flute?" This is the most famous poem about Jade Man in my memory.

There is a dead deer in the wild in the Book of Songs. White grass is pure, and there are women like jade. "This may be the origin of jade. This may also be another name for Qin Mugong's daughter Nong Yu. Nong Yu married Shaw History, who can play the flute, which gave birth to the story of "Nong Yu plays the flute".

No matter where the source is, the word Jade Man is still used a lot, and many of them are beautiful poems.

In the Tang Dynasty, Yuan Zhen wore white clothes: "Rain, humidity and dust separated the courtyard fragrance, and jade people wore white clothes first." After the rain, the beautiful woman in white stood in the yard and painted a beautiful picture.

In the poem "Mei" in the Tang Dynasty, it goes: "When a jade person goes down to the Yao platform, the fragrance is lighter than that of vegetarian food. Draw a corner to make a river city and fall in the middle of the moon. "

In the Song Dynasty, Huang Tingjian wrote the words "Ding Feng Bo": "When the crown and hat are tilted, you will be drunk and invited, and the jade people will grind their own incense."

Strange beauties shouted in the street: Hi, Jade Man. I have no courage. Gold lovers are still used in the article, but are you sure that jade people can be written in the article?

(4) beauty

Li Yannian of the Han Dynasty said, "There are beautiful women in the north, who are peerless and independent. They care about the city and then the country. "

Liu Che, the Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, wrote in Autumn Poems: "Orchids are beautiful, chrysanthemums are fragrant, and you can't forget them when you are pregnant with beautiful people."

Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Spring Tour": "Beauty plays the window in the daytime, strings sign language and plucks the guzheng."

Beauty has become another name for beauty. The peerless beauty who falls in love with the country with a smile can be described as the adjective of the ultimate beauty. It is estimated that the other party will accept the modern name of a beautiful woman. Let's focus on this word!

(5) beauty

Temperament appellation (1) Ms.

This word comes from Liu Song Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu" in the Southern Dynasties: "Gu Jia's wife is pure and beautiful, and she is beautiful in the boudoir." It mainly describes talented women and virtuous women in aristocratic families.

Good families are out of fashion now. Popular saying is rich girl, popular saying is white, and the media writes about celebrities. If you want to say that you are a good family, be careful to be thrown into the vinegar jar.

(2) Jasper

Mainly refers to a shy and kind-hearted beautiful woman in a small family. From Sun Chuo's Song of Lover Jasper in Jin Dynasty: "Jasper is a little girl, I dare not climb your virtue."

"Untitled" by Lu You in the Song Dynasty: "Jasper didn't break the melon that year, but she learned to sing and dance and entered the Hou family."

This word has nothing to do with beauty, but more about returning to the original meaning of the word, well, it is green and silicon-containing minerals.

(3) Chen Juan

Chan Juan describes women's graceful posture, which means beauty. Of course, she can also be called the moon. Who told you that there is a goddess Chang 'e on the moon?

It originated from Zhang Heng's "Xijing Fu" in Han Dynasty: "Chewing merchants clearly, but turning around, increasing the number of beautiful Juan."

Li Bai's "Song of the Flying Dragon" wrote: "The harem is full of flowers, and I can't fly back to smoke. I ride a dragon to heaven and build a heaven."

It seems that there are more Chanjuan's names, but if you say Chanjuan, it is estimated that everyone can understand what you are saying, so the word is still there and you can use it safely. What's the effect? I can't promise. You shouldn't fight.

Cosmetic appellation (1) generation

Daidai is a cosmetic for ancient women. Draw your face with white powder, stroke your eyebrows with Diane powder, and order a crimson lip to live together. Later, modern beauty was so appropriate that there was no sense of disobedience. Gradually, literati are competing to be similar.

It's hard to say who first started to use it, but the word Tang Dynasty has become popular, especially Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow, which directly sent generations to hot search.

Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow in the Tang Dynasty also said: If she only smiles back, there will be hundreds of spells cast, and the six palaces will be wiped out.

Later, Zheng Gu, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, also said in Haitang: Mochow is lazy at the window, and Liang Guangdan is young and late.

In the Song Dynasty, Bai Letian's original sentence was directly adapted in various ways, which simply became the proper term of the beauty in the palace.

For example, Wang Anshi said "Young Beauty": "Serve the emperor's imperial coffin, and the sixth palace's makeup fades into nothing."

This word is no longer used. When it comes to makeup, everyone will definitely not think of beauty. I think I want to buy cosmetics like Estee Lauder.

(2) Red powder

Pink is the earliest makeup of women, as early as the Han Dynasty. There is "E-E pink makeup in Nineteen Ancient Poems", which is delicate in one hand.

Later, red powder was also used to address beautiful women.

In the Tang Dynasty, Du Mu's poem "The History of the Ministry of War" said: "Suddenly I went crazy and shocked the temple, and two lines of red powder returned for a while."

The confidante in red is still in use, and so is the pink lady. No one uses red alone. Are you sure red is not used to paint walls?

(3) Red makeup

Red makeup was originally the costume of ancient women in major ceremonies, and it was also used to address women.

This is not the poem "Good Things Are Coming" written by Chao in the Song Dynasty: "Whoever sings sad words in the banquet, red makeup advises Jin Zhan."

Is this used? I don't think I need it. I can have smoky makeup and light makeup, but there is no red makeup, and no one uses red makeup to address beautiful women.

The address in appearance (1) is beautiful.

Beauty generally refers to a woman's beautiful face. For example, Three Kingdoms Cao Zhi's boudoir love poem: "Beautiful and graceful. What is the cloud? "

Later, when it was used on beautiful women, it became more active. For example, the word confidante is used now.

Yuan Yuanqu by Wu in the Qing Dynasty: "It is beautiful to mourn for the six armies and rush to the crown." The beauty here is Chen Yuanyuan.

Beauty, like beauty, leaves a confidante as soon as she meets a beauty. Anyway, you say beauty, and everyone knows what you want to say. I don't think anyone will hit you. Use it if you want.

(2) Emei

The earliest moths were called moths, which came from The Book of Songs. "A cicada's head is a moth with a smart smile and beautiful eyes." It's nice to describe a woman's curved eyebrows.

Because only women have slices, and they are beautiful. It is no problem to directly refer to beautiful women. Men can't always have a slice.

Xin Qiji's "Adding Words to Huanxisha" in the Song Dynasty: "Barefoot is not stable, and Emei has orange branches early."

Emei is not famous. Emei Mountain is so famous. Are you sure what you said won't be taken as Mount Emei?

Clothing appellation (1) tea

Tea originally refers to the long sleeves of ancient women's skirts. Because a woman who is good at dancing with long sleeves is intoxicating. Tea is the best way to describe a beautiful woman who is good at dancing with long sleeves, which is pleasing to the eye.

Du Mu's "The Middle Section of Nanling Road/Farewell": It's a lonely place for tourists. Whose tea is at the bottom of the river?

Yuan Zhen's "Wind": Call the post office to return the wine, and two lines of tea will join in.

The popular color now is not big red, not to mention the long sleeves of cloud sleeves. Even wearing red short sleeves will be laughed at.

You say tea, those who like Gu Long think you say Li, and those who like online literature think you say novel websites. Anyway, no one knows that you are praising beautiful women.

(2) Chai Jin

Chai Jin was originally the gold jewelry on ancient women's heads, consisting of two strands inserted in a bun. This ornament is only available to women, so it can also be used to refer to beautiful women.

The most famous is the Twelve Golden Hairpins in A Dream of Red Mansions. There are twelve beautiful smiling faces and spring everywhere in the Grand View Garden.

What about the beauty of the golden hairpin in the poem?

In the Tang Dynasty, Han Yu stayed in the wine: "Silver candles are not sold, and the window is sent to Shu, and the golden hairpin is half drunk to add spring."

There is a cloud in the Song Dynasty's River: "I can envy the neighboring age of fifteen and marry Wang Chang early."

Because of the fame of A Dream of Red Mansions, Chai Jin has a long historical vitality. Even if there is no such ornament as Chai Jin, everyone knows that you are talking about beautiful women, but it is only twelve specific beautiful women.

Name (1) Fei Qiong

Xu Feiqiong was originally a legendary fairy, the maid of the Queen Mother of the West, and was later called a fairy or a beautiful woman.

In the Qing Dynasty, Nalan Xingde's "South Building Order": "It is quite posthumous title to report interest and fee."

This is so unusual. If I hadn't looked up the information, I didn't know the word existed at all. I guess most people don't know what this word means, do they?

(2) Xiao Niang

Since the Southern Dynasties, the woman a man loves is often called Xiao Niang. Accordingly, the man a woman loves is usually called Xiao Lang.

Xu Ning's memory of Yangzhou in the Tang Dynasty: "Little Niang's face is hard to cry, but peach leaves are easy to worry about. Three minutes on the moon, rogue Yangzhou. "

Of course, Xiao Niang doesn't have to, because I didn't even come up with associative words when I typed. Besides, the word Niang describes a beautiful woman. How old do you want her to be?

(3) Xie Niang

The Book of Jin, volume 96, Biography of Lienv and Biography of Wang Ningzhi's Wife Xie: "Wife Xie, whose name is also the daughter of General Anxi. Smart and talented. " So later generations called a woman with both talents and looks Xie Niang.

In the Song Dynasty, Yan Shu said in the word "Looking at the Moon in the Han Dynasty": "It is even more chaotic to thank your mother in the Spring Festival Evening."

Like Xiao Niang, it's basically unused and looks older. This word is more uncommon than Xiao Niang, at least I have rarely heard it.

In fact, there were many words to address beautiful women in ancient times, but even in ancient times, it was a minority culture, such as flower people, flower language and so on.

With the changes of the times, great changes have taken place in language, and most words are rarely used in the current context. If these words are useful, they can only go back to ancient times. Are you ready? I was ready for this. Who will give me a box of moonlight?

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