What does it mean to so-and-so respectfully?

"Yours sincerely" is an honorific or modest word used at the end of letters in ancient times to express respect for the recipient. Now more common in Japanese.

Yours sincerely, pronounced as jìng shàng

Explanation: Respect, the meaning of courtesy.

Source: "Book of Han: The Biography of Wang Mang": "A filial brother is loyal and forgiving, respects his superiors and loves his subordinates, has extensive knowledge of old news, and is virtuous. As for his yellow hair, he has made mistakes."

Sentence: Year after year, ups and downs, day after day, from sunset to sunset, my mother's love seeps into my heart. On this festive occasion, I offer a sincere glass of wine to wish my mother health, longevity and joy. Incomparable.

Related words: Respect above and love below

Explanation: Jing: Respect. Respect those who are above yourself and love those who are below you. Describes being courteous and courteous to others.