What does Man Zi mean?

Man Zi means: (1) In the old society, northerners laughed at southerners. (2) a disparaging term for a man, a maid.

1, the nickname of northerners to southerners in the old society.

Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "The Third Fold of Shirts and Tears": "The old woman and the designer sent a book to Xianggong, saying that Xianggong was in critical condition."

The third fold of Yuan's "The Pavilion": "A leader called me in his room, before and after."

2. Maid.

Thirty-two base names in the Title Record Volume: Lang Renbao's seven categories: Nanzi is frivolous and similar to servants, so she is called Man Zi. On this basis, Man Zi is also a nickname.

Man Zi made a sentence:

1, I didn't know so many Man Zi came at once.

2. These people are either extremely stupid or a group of hooligans, Man Zi.

3. This person with a rough voice can only be Dong.

I am the stepmother of the Yankees, but she loudly said that I am from Man Zi, and it is not safe for civilized people to be with rude southerners.