"Hui" is an action used by the other party to treat themselves. Commonly used such as: "back to the village", which means please keep it, is mostly used for the above payment when sending other people's photos, books and other souvenirs; "patronage" means that the other party comes here, and it is mostly used for shops to give customers. "Huicun" is a respectful word, that is, I hope others will accept my gift. Example: Small gifts are not tributes. I hope you can keep it.

Usage of honorifics in Chinese

Words such as "you", "please" and "sorry" are common honorifics in Chinese. The use of honorifics is an important means to respect others and yourself. Whether interpersonal feelings can be communicated depends on the communicator's speech, the way and feelings of the communicator.

Eliot, the former president of Harvard University in the United States, once said: "In the education of cultivating an educated person, there is a kind of training that is essential. That is, beautiful and elegant speech. "

Politeness is an important part of elegant speech, and it is also one of the essential basic elements to show the speaker's demeanor and charm. The use of honorifics is an important means to respect others and yourself.