Pronunciation: táng kè?

Origin: "Tangke" is a "guest in the hall". The hall is the most sacred place for ancestor worship and the most important place for family discussion and decision-making, which proves that the husband-in-law does not treat his married wife as an outsider and invites him directly to the hall. Because after all, it is a foreign surname, not a common ancestor, so it is called "guest" and called "Tangke".

Quote: Zhou Libo's Great Changes in the Countryside Part I: "On the contrary, his cousin has a hot temper."

The lady standing next to Mr. Zhang is his cousin.

Extended information Tang Ke other meaning:

1, class guest.

Quote: Sui's Epitaph of Yuan Zhong: "Tang can be true, expensive _ constant."

As long as there are guests at home, the glass full of wine is always full.

2. Female guests.

Quote: Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" the fifth time: "Officials and guests added up, and more than 20 tables were set up."

3. Generally refers to women.

Quote: Zhang Tianyi's "Northern Tiger": "Everyone calls Miss Zong's cousin-she came to the guild hall again today."

4. Especially married women.

Quote: Wu Qin Fang said He Dian's fourth sentence: "He said that no matter how old, rich or poor, mother or Tang Ke, as long as they are beautiful."