Cousin is uncle's son. Cousins are equal brothers who have a common ancestor but not the same father. They can be divided into distant relatives. Distant relatives refer to other cousins who are not from the same grandfather, but from the same bloodline, and close relatives refer to cousins of the same grandfather. In blood relationship, cousins are collateral blood relatives.

Which relative's cousin?

Cousin is from my uncle's family.

Cousin is a word we often hear in our daily life, which means equal brothers with different fathers. Simply put, your father and cousin's father are the same parents, that is, you are the same grandparents. The older ones are cousins, and the younger ones are cousins.

Cousins' distant cousins and relatives

Cousins are actually distant cousins. The so-called distant cousin means that you are not the same grandfather, but are related by the same blood, also called cousins. And blood is that you are the same grandfather, and this blood relationship is closer.

Cousins are collateral blood relatives.

In blood, it can be divided into direct blood relatives and collateral blood relatives, and the descendants who have given birth to themselves and their children belong to direct blood relatives, such as parents' children, grandparents and grandchildren, grandparents and grandchildren; Collateral blood relatives refer to relatives of the same ancestry, and cousins belong to collateral blood relatives.