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English version 1. Dependent Proximity: For example, someone lives near Chang'an (capital of the Tang Dynasty). Someone asks: 'Where do you live?' The answer is: 'I live in Chang'an.' This person does not actually live within Chang'an, but because they are close to Chang'an, they say they live in Chang'an. This is borrowing the name of another place. This is called Dependent Proximity. 2. Possessive Proximity: For example, someone asks: 'Where are you from?' The answer is: 'I am from Chang'an.' This is completely borrowing the name of another place to indicate a person's origin. This is called Possessive. Because it is near Chang'an, it can also be called Proximity. Summary: Using one's own name, using the name of another place, using both one's own and another's name together, encompassing two situations, encompassing three situations. These are the six types of explanations. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------