What is the name of Taoist practice at home?

No matter believers, laymen and Taoist priests, when they meet a Taoist practicing in Guanli, they must be addressed as Taoist priests, immortals, Taoist priests, mages and masters. Or you can call him "Taoist" to the old man and "Master X" to those who know his surname.

The host in the Taoist temple is also called the abbot. Taoist priests are generally regarded as "Taoist priests", "Taoist priests" or "Xianke". Female Taoist priests are called "Taoist nuns" and "fairy nuns". A Taoist with profound knowledge and high cultivation can be addressed as "Mr", "real person" or "Gao Gong". Calling minor disciples of Taoist priests "children of Taoist priests" or "children of immortals"

Never use common names or nicknames to address "Old X", "Brother X", "Sister X", "Aunt X", "Menstruation" and "menstruation". A layman (even an old classmate) should not be intimate with a monk. Don't make a living for yourself unconsciously (even lay parents, brothers and sisters, nephews, men and women). Believers and laymen should not collude with monks.

Those who give to themselves are called "moral masters". Those who invite themselves to do things are called "fasting masters". Ordinary pilgrims are called "ten good faiths" or "various faiths". In the face of a single ordinary person (the other person does not necessarily believe in Taoism), he is called a "good man." Between Taoist priests, they are called "a Taoist", "an old practitioner" or "a Taoist friend". "Taoist friends" are not used by pilgrims to address Taoist priests, but only Taoists.