What's the difference between "teacher" and "sir"?

Classification: Society/Culture >> Folk Tradition

Problem description:

In ancient Chinese, some people called a teacher a teacher, while others called him a teacher. What is the difference between a teacher and a teacher? Besides, why is it called "sir" and where does the word come from? thank you

Analysis:

Mr. represents a wide range of meanings, but the title of teacher has certain limitations.

Mr. Xi' ansheng

(1)[ Mr.]

(2) Customary honorifics are usually used after a man's surname.

Talk to Mr. Du

(3) Call someone else's husband or the opposite person your husband.

(4) people who used to be bookkeeping.

Be a gentleman in the company

(5) People who used to tell stories, read physiognomy, calculate divination and watch geomantic omen.

Fortune teller

(6) Respect for elders

Prince Heshuo called him Meihualing, Mr. Qingquan.

(7)[ teacher]

Teach the teacher the scriptures. -Qing Yuanmei's "Sacrificing Sister"

[Doctor]: Doctor

Miss Osh: And then what?

(1)[ teacher]

(2) Today is the teacher's honorific title.

(3) people who taught academics in ancient times; Someone who teaches culture and skills.

(4) During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, students and teachers called hosts and academic officials "teachers".

(5) honorifics for monks

Osh and Fu.

[experienced workers; The master's craftsmanship is older than his professional workers; Generally referred to as the elderly

Master, give me a light.