20 ways to address your wife

The first kind, wife. In China, this should be the most common way for men to address women. This title is more like a symbol of responsibility to Uncle Qing. As soon as the title of husband and wife comes out, it means that a new family has been established. But now many young couples have no chance. That guy started calling couples in a few days, alas.

The second one, dear. This title applies to couples and young couples. Whether a man is called a woman or a woman is called a man, there is no sense of disobedience. Some people think such a name is disgusting, but Uncle Qing thinks this is the unusual place of their relationship.

Third, ma 'am. Speaking of the name "Madam", Uncle Qing will think of Bing Xin's famous work "Our Wife's Living Room". Do you feel very classy and talented? In ancient times, the wife was the wife of an official over 30 years old.

Fourth, the wife. The term "wife" is more common in Northeast China. This word first appeared in Song Dynasty, and was written as Xi Fu, but at this time, whether a wife refers to his own wife, his son's wife, or someone else's wife, the usage habits are quite different from place to place.

Fifth, wife. The word wife is written very formally. It is usually used to address your wife externally. If a man calls his other half a wife in his daily life.

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For example, Xu Zhimo said to his wife: Baby, dear, darling, eyebrow, eyebrow, eyebrow, eyebrow, eyebrow love, eyebrow darling, eyebrow my darling, eyebrow kiss, dear Xiaomei, Mann, Xiaoman, Xiaolong, Longlong, eyebrow my darling, my beloved wife, beloved wife, good wife.

According to Zhang Youyi, the original wife of Xu Zhimo, Hu Shi once got together with a group of people, and she, Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman were present. She personally heard Lu Xiaoman call Xu Zhimo "Mo" and "Mo Mo", and Xu Zhimo was also very enthusiastic about Lu Xiaoman, calling her "Mei" and "Mei Mei".

Zhang Youyi was naturally uncomfortable, but she could only keep silent, because she felt that she was a serious, romantic and bitter person.