The imperial concubine system was established in the Han Dynasty. The harem in Han Dynasty experienced four emperors in the early Han Dynasty, and gradually took shape in the conclusion and gain of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty and Emperor Yuan of Han Dynasty. The imperial concubine's name is divided into fourteen grades: Zhao Yi, Jieyu, Jing E, Hua Rong, Beauty, Bazi, Chongyi, Qizi, Good Man, Long Ambassador, Small Ambassador and Five Signs.

Cao Wei's concubines are divided into twelve categories because of their literary love affair and love for the nickname: Guidi, his wife, Shu Fei, Shuyuan, Zhao Yi, Zhao Hua, Xiurong, Yixiu, Jieyu, Ronghua, Beauty and Lover.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Guidi, Guifei and Guiji were three wives; Shu Yuan, Yi Shu, Rong Shu, Zhao Hua, Zhao Yi, Xiuhua, Yixiu and Xiurong are nine wives; Take Jieyu, Ronghua, Chonghua, Cheng Hui and Lierong as the throne; Another set of temporary workers includes beautiful women, talented people and lovers.

Yang Di Yang Guang, the Emperor of Sui Dynasty, was very interested in this matter, and in this name, he became his third wife with the imperial concubine Shu Fei and De Fei. Shunyi, Shunrong, Shunhua, Yixiu, Xiurong, Xiuhua, Fuyi, Furong and Hua Fu; Twelve Jieyu, fifteen beauties, twenty-seven wives of talented people; Lin Bao has twenty-four people, twenty-four imperial concubines and twenty-four female collectors as imperial concubines.

Tang inherited the Sui system and made some changes. By the time Tang Kaiyuan arrived, the Empress had three concubines, namely Hui, Li and Hua, and six beauties, beauties and gifted scholars.

The numbering of the titles of queens in Song Dynasty began in the Five Dynasties system, and then gradually began in Sui and Tang Dynasties.

In addition to the Empress, there were empresses, concubines, concubines, nobles, talented people, waiters and maids in the Ming Dynasty.

The imperial court of the Qing Dynasty was divided into: a queen, a noble concubine, two concubines, four concubines, three concubines, and other dignitaries, who were always there and made uncertain promises.

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Lady-from the word "Mrs Lear" in the Book of Songs, which means "women are scholars", is a metaphor for women's masculinity and talent, and is also a courtesy title for women with knowledge and cultivation.

Maiden —— Originated from Mulan Ci: "After traveling together for thirteen years, I knew Mulan was a maiden", which implied the ambition of "Lang is among women" and was also synonymous with young women.

Female flow-from the Scholars: "Look at her as a female flow, but there are many heroic scenes." In the past, she was usually called a woman.

Women's history-history is the name of the official in charge of court etiquette, classics and documents. In ancient times, a few learned women became such officials, so they were called "women's history".

Female Bachelor —— Originated in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Chen Houzhu took Yuan Dashe, a maid-in-waiting and scholar, as a bachelor.

Countess-In the pre-Qin period, the son of a vassal was called a childe and his daughter was called a microscope.

Woman-is an ornament on ancient women's heads and a synonym for women.

Fei-Han system called the emperor's daughter "Fei", which was also a general term for the emperor's daughter in the old society.

Miss-the old name for unmarried women originated from the sentence "Miss, fine print" in The West Chamber. In modern times, it has become a respectful name for young women.

Thousands of pure gold-formerly known as "golden thousand taels", is a kind of treasure, which originated in the Song Dynasty and was later used to address other people's daughters.

Lingyuan-Ling, the meaning, origin and meaning of goodness and beauty; Originated in the Tang Dynasty, it is used as a courtesy title for colleagues, friends and daughters.

Skirts are the clothes of ancient women. In ancient and modern books, it is often compared with a man's pronoun-a man's beard, which is also a general term for women.

Lady-from a sentence in the Book of Rites Quli: "The princess of the son of heaven is called the queen, and the vassal is called the lady". In the pre-Qin period, the wives of governors and the concubines of emperors were both called wives. Because the name madam symbolizes dignity, it is now widely used to refer to married women.

Customization of wives in Ming Dynasty. The wife of a scholar-bureaucrat was called "wife" before the age of thirty. Until the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, she was used to honoring the wives of celebrities from all walks of life. At present, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are also used to calling her in some parts of China.

Ruren was originally called the wife of a scholar-bureaucrat in ancient times. People used to address other people's mothers or wives respectfully.

Taijun, the title of mother of ancient officials, was later used to address other people's mothers.

Good family-an ancient title of respect for talented women.