Because Zi is an ancient title of respect for people.
sub-pinyin: zǐ
Interpretation:
1. In ancient times, it refers to children, but now it refers to sons: children. Children and grandchildren. Children. Children (younger generation, young people).
2. Fruits and seeds of plants: rapeseed. Melon seeds. Zi Shi.
3. Animal eggs: roe. Silkworm eggs
4, young, small: Ziji. Child livestock. Zicheng
5. Small and hard granular things: bullets (Dan? ）。 Chess pieces.
6. as opposed to the "mother": sub-fund (interest). The snap button. Consonants (consonants).
7. Address for people: men. Wife. Scholar (scholar). Boat man (boatman) Talent.
8. Ancient honorifics for people; Call a teacher or a moral and learned person: Confucius. Pre-Qin philosophers.
9. The first place in the earthly branch belongs to the mouse: the ugly child is ugly (referring to an orderly level or the organization of things).
1. Time: midnight (11: to 1: p.m.). Midnight (late at night).
11. The fourth rank of five titles in feudal system: viscount.
12. Attached to nouns, verbs and adjectives, it is nominal (read softly): flag. Trouble. Fat man.
13. Individual quantifier suffixes (read softly): Knocked twice.
14. Last name. Extended information
Chinese character strokes:
Related words:
1. Sand [shā zi]?
tiny stone particles.
2. Who is [gè zi]?
refers to the figure of a person and the size of an animal.
3. Plum [méi zi]?
plum tree.
4. Pair [duzizi]?
dual words.
5. House [wū zi]?
room.
6. Date [Rizi]?
date.