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Grandmother means mother of father or mother. In Chinese mother of your father is called Nai Nai. Mother of your mother is called Lao Lao or Wai Po.

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.

Most wedding ceremony is in hotel room in the USA. In China, most ceremony is in the new couple's home. The bedroom of the new couple's home is called cave room. Right after the ceremony, the bride should go into the cave room. The broom can not go there until all guest left.

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.

Uncles of your mother should be called Jiu. Chinese does not differ elder brother and younger brother of mother side.

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