Baby name? What's a good baby name?

A name is something that accompanies everyone throughout their lives. I believe that many new parents rack their brains to think of a special and nice name for their baby, but they can never think of a particularly satisfactory one. Then they can only make do with picking one that they feel is better. In the end, they find that the rate of duplicate names is too high, and they regret it. Friends who are about to become parents, hurry up and take a look with me, how can we give our babies a nice and special name?

Name of the Book of Poetry

It is said that the Han people pay attention to "the Book of Songs for women, Chuci for men, the Analects for literature, and the Book of Changes for martial arts" when naming. Although I don't know where this saying comes from, modern people do like to quote classics when naming. This is indeed a good thing. When naming, I finally thought of my ancestors, but everyone is usually busy with housework and work, and rarely reads such books, so there are many people who cram at the last minute. The Book of Songs and Chuci are more suitable for naming - most of the ancients had single names, and now there are many people, single names are easy to repeat, so it is best to use double names. The following are names from Chuci and the Book of Songs, you can refer to them.

After seeing so many good names, do you feel enlightened? Save them for your baby!

In addition, many celebrities' names also come from the Book of Songs or poems. Think about it, don't you think they are very charming?

Jiang Shuying: This name should come from Lin Bu's "Sparse shadows slant across the shallow water, and the faint fragrance floats in the moonlight at dusk." I think it is the name with the most cultural connotation.

Stephen Chow: The name of Stephen Chow comes from Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng": "The heroic states are shrouded in mist, and the talented people are shining like stars." It means that the talented people in the world are as shining as stars. It is also a name with a lot of cultural connotations.

Tan Songyun: The word "Songyun" comes from Liu Yuxi's "A Hundred Flowers" which goes "The purple pine and bamboo are in full bloom, and the distant yellow flowers are around the fence."

Karen Mok: "Wenwei" comes from the Book of Changes. The Xiangci in the "Ge" hexagram reads: "A great man changes like a tiger, and his stripes are bright. A gentleman changes like a leopard, and his stripes are flourishing." The general meaning of "A gentleman changes like a leopard, and his stripes are flourishing" is that a gentleman should continue to innovate himself with the evolution of the times and devote himself to the construction of new culture, just like the stripes of a leopard, which become bright and colorful with the seasons. It is also a name with a lot of cultural connotations.