Mr Shouguang's explanation

Mr. Shouguang explained that the picture of "The Biography of Rongcheng Hou" in the Tang Dynasty was personified by a mirror, saying that Jin Jiong, a native of Shu County in the Tang Dynasty, was named Rongcheng Hou and was invited by the court to be named "Mr. Shouguang". Later, he called the mirror "Mr Shouguang". Also stored as "Shouguang". Qi Gui (Return) Volume II: "(Yi Li) tasted an ancient mirror, and the princes called it. His poem says ... It is difficult to pollute the sacred objects for a long time, and my hand will be turned off as soon as the sun goes down; Shouguang is read by many people. "Have you tasted this guest?" "

Word decomposition

For the explanation of Shouguang, see Mr. Shouguang. Mr. Zhang's explanation is generally a habitual courtesy title used after a man's surname. Talking to Mr. Du, he called other people's husbands or people who called themselves husbands accountants in the old days. In the old society, he was called a person who told stories, looked at faces, divined, etc. As a profession, fortune tellers pay tribute to the elderly.