What do you mean by nun, nun and Taoist?

The nun is a Catholic woman. She left home for further study. She usually makes three vows (namely, "absolute wealth", "absolute beauty" and "absolute will") to pray and help the priest preach. In China, nuns are sometimes called "aunts" and "sisters".

A nun is China's common name for a bhikshuni, which does not meet the requirements of the Buddhist system. It should be called bhikshuni, which refers to a woman who is classified as a Buddhist and has anklets.

Taoist priests, that is, female Taoist priests, are also called Kundao. In Taoist classics, male Taoist priests are also called trunk roads, while female Taoist priests are correspondingly called Kundao. When Huang Guan refers to male Taoist priests, female Taoist priests are called female crowns accordingly.