imperial bodyguard

a person, typically in a restaurant or hotel, who serves food and drinks to customers

to care for, look after, or wait upon the needs of someone, such as a patient, elderly person, or superior

A high-ranking government official title in imperial China, notably the vice-minister of one of the Six Boards during the Ming and Qing dynasties or a comparable official in earlier periods.

waiter; waitress (abbr. for [[侍应生|侍應生|shi4 ying4 sheng1]])

waiter; waitress

to serve or wait upon someone, often in the context of providing care or personal service

a person who accompanies or serves someone of higher rank; a retainer

to wait upon or attend to the needs of someone, typically an elder, superior, or deity

to stand by in attendance

a person who accompanies and serves another

to fiddle with, handle, or fix mechanical objects or tools

Ten Permanent Functionaries at the end of Han, a byword for corruption

concubine (old)