fú​xī​shì

Fuxi

  1. Fuxi
    Legendary Chinese emperor and one of the Three Sovereigns; credited with creating the Eight Trigrams, writing, and teaching people fishing and animal husbandry. Also called 庖牺 páo​xī or 伏羲氏 fú​xī​shì.
  2. [honorific suffix]
    Added after surnames to refer to a person, a family, or a school of thought; often used for historical figures, celebrities, or professionals.