What was the name of an ancient woman in China at the age of twenty?

In ancient times, 20 years old was called the year of peaches and plums.

Age appellation, an ancient woman

The year of Chai Jin-this woman is twelve years old.

Cardamom-refers to a girl of thirteen or fourteen. Cardamom is a flowering plant in early summer, and it is not yet midsummer. Metaphorically speaking, people are still underage, so they are called "cardamom years".

Rue-Rue originally refers to the hairpin used in ancient times. Generally, after 15 years old, ancient women rolled up their hair and covered it with a hair clasp, indicating that they had reached adulthood. "She" refers to a woman who has reached the age of 15.

Jasper is in its prime, and the fruit is broken-the woman is sixteen years old. (In the old days, scholars took the word "melon" as 2008, which was called sixteen years old, and was mostly used by women. )

Tao-female, twenty years old.

In her prime-this woman is twenty-four years old.

Semi-old Xu Niang-female, 30 years old.

When young

A poem by Lu You: "The powder is light and fragrant, and it is pure from home, so peaches and plums are not allowed to take up the years." I often think of Qingming Road in Nanzheng, and my drunken sleeves are snowing with the wind. "