What does xianggong mean?

"xianggong" is an ancient wife's name for her husband, and it is also another name for a gentleman, a student (scholar, xianggong), a prime minister, and a mahjong player who can't play cards (more or less).

If you have seen Beijing Opera, Yue Opera and Huangmei Opera, you will be deeply impressed by the long sound of "xianggong". It can also be seen that this name was popular in ancient times. This is a step further than the "official", not only an official, but also the highest official "phase".

Related explanations:

In the old days, the honorific title for men was Confucius' Peach Blossom Fan Listening to the Barn in Qing Dynasty: "He is a celebrity in Jianghu, and only Liu Xianggong calls him." Yao Yinxue's Long Night 22: "Hu Xianggong didn't say a word to your wife and hoped to redeem you as soon as possible."

In the old days, the apprentice was nicknamed "Wang Baojing": "When I was a child, my family was poor and I worked as a husband in Xiaomi shop. Being beaten and suffering is like a bird in a cage. "

In the old days, it was an actor who played Xiao Dan in theaters in Beijing, Tianjin and other places. The third time in Biography of Heroes of Children: "If they dare to mention the word' Xiao Dan' in front of this group of people, they are all called" xianggong. " Qu Qiubai's On Literary Revolution and Language Problems, Long Live the Learning Valve: "What is a diners? Diners are a' character' between' xianggong' and' Mr'. "