In ancient times, the honorific titles for warriors were different according to their levels, as follows:
First-grade honorific titles: general, governor, and admiral.
Second rank elegance: deputy commander, chief soldier.
Third grade elegance: Commander.
Fourth grade elegance: Yunhui Shi.
The fifth grade is known as: Defense.
Sixth grade elegance: Chief, Hundred Households.
Seventh grade elegance: History of the City Gate, Co-leader of Taipu Temple Horse Factory.
Eighth grade elegance: Commissioned to the Riding School.
The elegant names of the nine grades: Baichang, Tushe and Tumu.
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The term "warrior" originated from the pre-Qin period and is a symbol of status, a symbol of bravery and a manifestation of honor. During this period, if nobles participated in war, they were called "shi". "Shi" not only participated in the army but also fought, so they were called "warriors". Warriors are noble, decent, dignified, and worthy of pride and pride.
Whether you are a king, a great official, or an ordinary scholar, you are only a warrior when you go into battle. Good men should serve as soldiers. At that time, if a noble man did not join the army, it would be a great shame and great humiliation; on the contrary, if a commoner became a soldier, it would be a great honor.
“Soldier” is the first identity of a soldier. Whether you are an officer or a soldier, being on the battlefield and taking on the mission of fighting is the first step to becoming a soldier; risking life and death and fighting bravely Killing on the battlefield is the real warrior.