What did ancient people call children?

The ancients had the following nine titles for children:

1, children: children.

2, crying [article]: refers to children.

3. Year: childhood.

4. Parallel years: childhood.

5.Pian [tiáo] Age: childhood.

6. Bundle hair: refers to teenagers.

7. childlike innocence: call youth childlike innocence.

8. Below the knee: In childhood, children can only rely on their parents' knees when they are young.

9. Xunzi: Children.

Age appellation is an ancient name for age. The age of ancient people is sometimes expressed by other titles instead of numbers. Age appellation is mostly recorded in books, and has been used ever since. The age of ancient people is sometimes not expressed by numbers, not by telling someone's age or age directly, but by an age-related title instead.

Extended data

1, cardamom is thirteen or fourteen to fifteen or sixteen years old.

2. For men, the hair is 15 years old (15 years old men should dissolve the original total angle and tie it into a bundle).

3. The weak crown is a 20-year-old man (in ancient times, a man was crowned at the age of 20, indicating that he has reached adulthood, so he is called "weak crown" because he has not yet reached maturity).

Standing is a man's thirty years old (standing means "standing and making up your mind").

5, not confused is a forty-year-old person (not confused, "not confused, not confused").

6. know life is a 50-year-old man (know life, meaning "knowing destiny").

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-age appellation