However, please note that in history, the answer should be "(spoken), pronounced as philosophy, check is wrong."
Promise: the voice of agreement between people in Qin and Han dynasties, indicating agreement; Only Nuo Nuo. "Wei" and "Nuo" in the Qin and Han Dynasties are both onomatopoeic words, and they are both answering voices. But "promise" refers to the response of people with high status or seniority to subordinates or younger generations.
"Wei" refers to the response of people with low status or seniority to people with high status or seniority.
Hey: In the past, a servant's promise to his host or guest meant "yes".
Note: Feeling and checking are not the same thing. Although the pronunciation is "zhe". "Zha" is a Manchu word, and the servant of the Qing Dynasty promised his master.
Extended data:
"After seeing the orders of the emperor in the film and television drama, most eunuchs answered' plunge'. If they were in the palace, they would have to be beaten. You can't agree to Twitter, or the emperor will be furious: Twitter? Who is it? "
In fact, the word "Zha" here should be written as "Yi". This word means "yes" in Manchu. The word "Zha" can't be understood as "yes" in Manchu, but "base". If you really follow the emperor's instructions in the film and television drama, the eunuch will answer the emperor's "base" and must die.
Later, Puyi no longer asked Qijia to call himself a "slave", but asked him to call himself by his first name. Later, Puyi was so troublesome that he even forgot to pay his respects. He simply waved his hand:
"Be quiet."
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Zha