Who is the queen's name?

Empress is a title of respect for women in Chinese.

Generally used to address royal and aristocratic women, such as queens, concubines and princesses. It is also an honorific title for the goddess, such as calling Mazu "the queen of heaven" and calling Mother Earth "the queen of earth".

After the Song Dynasty, Guanyin Bodhisattva was called "Guanyin" by believers because it was mostly a female image in China.

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Who is the queen's name? In fact, many places have different address habits. In Hubei, if you are called an empress, you will usually be called an aunt, but some people will be called an empress and some people will be called an aunt. In Sichuan, there may be many places where you can call your aunt an empress, whether you are your own aunt or your aunt in the village.