如今的“新郎官”是指刚刚结婚的男子,与“新娘”相对应,合起来称为“新人”。但在古代,“新郎官”却是指新科进士,类似于现在刚刚录取的“公务员”。“郎”在古代是指年轻的男子或者是对男子的敬称。从汉朝开始,“郎”还成了一般官员的代名词。到了唐代,六品以下的官员统统称为“郎”。老百姓把那些身居“郎”职的人称为“郎君”或 Now “groom official ” refers to the newly married man, and “bride ” corresponding, together called “newcomer ”. However, in ancient times, “groom official ” refers to the new Jinshi, similar to now just admitted “civil servants ”. “Lang ” in ancient times refers to young men or to men’s reputation. Since the Han Dynasty, “Lang” has also become synonymous with ordinary officials. By the Tang Dynasty, officials below the rank of sixth rank were all called “lang ”. The people call those who occupy the “Lang ” post as “Lang Jun ” or