Honorific words are the first language to show respect to each other (honorific words-honorific words), such as reading and calling on people in the prosperous Tang and Qing Dynasties, as opposed to modest words (self-proclaimed), and the opposite is derogatory or ugly words (he called).
Difference: honorifics are words, and honorifics are words (phrases or long words), such as reading, waiting for you and coming here.
Honorific words (and honorific words) commonly used in ancient China;
1, "white" family:
Reading: reading each other's works; Meet: meet; Visit: mutual visit or visit; Please: ask the other party for help; Reading: Reading each other's works.
2. The word family "Feng":
Tell: tell each other; Return: the return of the goods of the other party; Give: Give gifts to each other.
3. "Gao" word family:
Gao Gao: Ask the other person where he works; Longevity in old age: refers to the age of the elderly; High opinion: refers to the other party's opinion; Climbing: making friends or forming relatives with others; Gao Tang: Call each other's parents.
Gaozu: Call the other student or apprentice;
4, "expensive" word family:
Your last name: ask the other person's last name; Gui Geng: respect, ask people's age; Expensive illness: honorific, addressing each other's illness.
5, "Hui" word family:
Gift: refers to the gift (property) from the other party; Huicun: it is mostly used to send photos, books and other souvenirs to each other; Patronizing: merchants call customers; Huilin: honorific words refer to coming in the right direction; Gift: honorific, referring to the gift (property) given by the other party; Hui Yun: Politeness means that the other person allows himself to do something.
6, "sequence" word family:
Your father: address each other's father respectfully; Your mother: honorific, address each other's mother; (Yuan): honorific, addressing the other party's daughter; Your son: honorific, address each other's son; Kinship: honorific terms, addressing each other's relatives.