What does Mr. Shi mean?

Mr. Shi means: a title of respect for people with family and friends.

Source: "The Scholars" The third time: Let's talk about it first:' Mr. Shi is here, but he has never been near. "The Scholars" for the third time: "My brother has a vacant room on Dongmen Street. I have three rooms. Although it is not spacious, it is still clean, so I gave it to Teacher Shi. "

Interpretation of the world: the world, an era, sometimes 30 years: generations (. Many years; A few lifetimes). Century (refers to a hundred years). Will be immortal. ? From generation to generation: hereditary. Noble family (the highest family in feudal society, the family that has been an official for generations; Historical Records and Biography of Governors). ? Man, and heaven.

Mr. Wang's explanation: it is generally a customary honorific, which is used after a man's surname. Tell Mr. Du that other people's husbands or people who claim to be husbands used to be called accountants in a business firm. In the old society, he was called a fortune teller who told stories, fortune-telling and watched Feng Shui as his profession. He is the title of respecting the elderly.

Family friends, pronounced as Shi Jiā o, is a China word, meaning two families of friends with more than two generations. Said by: dark hair is not black, and family friends have no long-lasting love. -Du Xunhe's Poems Many of his relatives and friends are away from home. Who will master take now? -"A Dream of Red Mansions" Liu Tang Changqing's poem "Waiting for the State in Langzhong": "The yellow leaves of my family are scattered, and the white clouds are heavy." Cao Qing-Xueqin's 14th Dream of Red Mansions: "Friends make friends, why do you say that?"

Mao Dun's "Shake" III: "Fang Luolan and we are also family friends. Fang Laobo is in Japan and his family is very strict. " Liao Chengzhi's Letter to Mr. Jiang Jingguo: "Family and friends are affectionate, and public and private are clear. They should make suggestions and respect each other. " "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 17: "Du Wei and Miss Wen Jing are both prominent officials. They have children, they are married and they have many friends."