Zhang Taigong's fortune telling _ Zhang Taigong's daughter

Taigong means father, and it is also used to address other people's fathers; Respect for the elderly; Since the Qing Dynasty, Grandfather has also been called Grandfather. Taigong is mostly used in southern China, especially in Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and other places, but it is rare in northern China. Tà ig not ng, a Chinese character, pinyin is tà ig not ng.

Source:

Historical Records Biography of Emperor Gaozu: "Emperor Gaozu visited Taigong (Liu Wei) on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, and felt like a father and son."

"The Biography of Yuan Tan in the Later Han Dynasty": "I am lonely and have the same wish."

Chapter 16 of the Scholars: "His father, Kuang Taigong, has heard that his son has returned to his room."

"The Biography of Li Xie in the Later Han Dynasty": "Li is dead! Since Taigong is here, how can I meet each other? "

Zhao Qing Yi's "Yu Yu Congkao Taigong": "Today people call it Zugongyue, and great-grandfather Taigong."

Quote:

Chapter 37 of the Water Margin: "Take a break here until I go in and report to the squire."

Ming Gaoming Pipa Story Cai Gong forced to try: "It's Zhang Taigong!"