The queen's brother saluted the queen when he left. It is inappropriate to say "my good brother excused himself".

Good brother: honorific, used for peers or younger generations, can not claim to be. It can be changed to "me" and "little brother"

Good brothers [xiá n dí]?

1, your respectful name is brother.

2. Honor other people's younger brothers.

3. honorifics for disciples or young friends.

The Fortieth Story of Heroes of Children: "Don't lose your mind, old brother, but work hard for it."

Other honorifics

1, Jun: Call the other person a person with outstanding talent and noble character. ?

2. Gong Ming: honorific title for a powerful person. ?

3. Old: used as a title of respect for older people. ?

4. Elders: honorifics for highly respected people are also the same for ordinary elders. ?

5. Zhang: The honorific title for elders is also used by peers and younger generations. ?

6, the elderly: respect for fathers and brothers, big brother, with the noble virtues of dignitaries. ?

7. Ancestors: In the feudal era, people who were admitted to the imperial examinations at the same time respected each other; A title of respect for the elderly; A courtesy title for an official in Beijing.