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In China, one can not call a senior or older relative their names. They should be call as something like uncle, ant, grandma and so on. Calling a senior relative as Mr. something is regarded as very impolite.

And Adah bare to Esau Eliphaz; and Bashemath bare Reuel;

The wedding custom is different even at different village near to each other in China. Of course, they are similar. But it is very often that people are confused in a wedding a few miles away from home.

In English, uncle means the brother of your father or mother. But in Chinese, brothers of your father or mother are made very clear. If a person is an elder brother of your father, you should call him Bo Fu or Da Ye. If a person is a younger brother of your father, you should call him Shu Shu.

The reason why Chinese make it so clear is that in the long history of China, there are 2000 years that China is a feudal society. A feudal society is highly hierarchical.

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