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Fuxi

  1. Fu Xi
    A legendary ancient emperor of China; credited with teaching people how to hunt, fish, and farm animals, as well as creating the 八卦 bā​guà (Eight Trigrams) and Chinese writing. Also called 伏羲 fú​xī.
  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.