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The difference between 猴子 (hóu zi) and 猴 (hóu) is that 猴子 is used independently to refer to a monkey in general, while 猴 can be used to the names of various types of monkeys.
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猴子 (hóuzi) is used more for animals than people. This is because 猴子 (hóuzi) literally translates to "monkey" in English, and is used to refer to the animal. It is not commonly used to refer to people, although it can be used as a slang term for someone who is mischievous or naughty. For example, someone might say 他是个猴子 (tā shì gè hóuzi) to describe a person who is mischievous.
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The term 猴子 (hóuzi), which means "monkey," can be used in both positive and negative contexts depending on the situation and the intent of the speaker.
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