How to name a newborn baby? What are the methods for naming a child?

Everyone must have heard of a lot of weird names in life, but do you know how to name your child? Today, let's learn about how to name a newborn and what are the methods for naming a child? Let's learn together with the editor.

1. Use a meaningful word

When a person's name is only two characters long, we find it very easy to remember. When our names are hard to remember, people who just met you will forget your name in a blink of an eye. Therefore, when naming a newborn, parents may wish to give it a simple name, so that when the children grow up, they can leave a deep impression on teachers or people around them.

2. Name according to the season

Each season has its own characteristics, so children born in different seasons will have the characteristics of that season. Just like we often say that children born in April are as gentle and considerate as the spring breeze, so we can put the month in the child's name, which can also have a little bit of literary sense.

3. Named according to the Book of Songs and Chuci

There is a saying that goes, "The Book of Songs for girls, Chuci for boys", which means that when naming boys and girls, you can refer to these two books to make the names more meaningful and poetic. The ancients said "names are used to correct the body, and characters are used to express virtues" when naming, which means that a person's name contains the sustenance of the person's virtues and cultivation and the parents' admonitions to their children.

1. Ancient people’s names

I don’t know if you have noticed that many ancient names sound very poetic and have a high style. Therefore, parents can try to use characters from ancient names as their children’s names. For example, Xie Xuan, a famous general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was named Youdu. Both “Xuan” and “Youdu” are suitable as names for children. Not only are they nice to hear, but they also have a sense of “immortal spirit”. Compared with ordinary names, the style is instantly more than one level higher. And most importantly, when others ask about their children’s names, parents can also quote classics and talk about them, making themselves look very cultured.

2. Poetry

The Chinese nation has a history of more than 5,000 years, and its culture is of great origin. In the long river of history, not only have many talented people emerged, but also many valuable spiritual heritages, one of which is poetry. If parents really can't think of a good name, they might as well read some ancient poetry works, and I believe they will find a satisfactory answer. For example, the sentence "When I went there, the willows were swaying", parents with baby girls can use the two words "Yi Yi" as the child's name, which is full of poetry and has a unique charm.

1. Ambiguous names

For example, Yang Wei (impotence), Yue Jing (menstruation), Shi Zhenxiang (shit smells really good), Zhen Xiaoqi (really stingy), Gong Yuan (park), etc. These names are easy to be misunderstood and laughed at by others, especially when they are read by many people, it will be extremely embarrassing.

2. Vulgar names

For example, Bai Fu Mei, King of Glory, Gao Fu Shuai, Tenpay, Shi Zhen, etc. These names sound like they are overbearing, but in fact they are extremely vulgar, and the children will inevitably be criticized in the future.

3. Sexist names

For example, Zhaodi, Qiuzi, Shengnan, Runan, Yanan, etc. These names with obvious preference for boys over girls can easily make girls feel inferior and feel that they are not valued by their parents.

4. Names of historical figures

For example, Cao Cao, Qin Shi Huang, etc. Presumably, parents who gave their children these names had a dream of becoming an emperor, hoping that their children would be both civil and military, and stand out in the future. However, these names are somewhat out of date now.

5. Qiong Yao-style name

For example, Ruping, Xinlian, Menglan, Diemeng, etc. These names all have a strong Mary Su flavor, and there is always an inexplicable sense of shame when they are pronounced.

6. Names with rare characters

For example, nàn, xiāo, hè, huì, etc. These names are not only difficult to pronounce, but also easy to make mistakes when recording.

1. Traditions left by the older generation. my country was once an agricultural society for a long time, and because of the poor medical conditions and superstitious thinking in the past, many children died prematurely due to illness and lack of food. In order for the children to grow up healthily, the family would give them humble names, generally to make them "easy to raise". On the contrary, if the name is too grand, it will be difficult to raise the child, so over time, it has become a habit not to give children grand names. In fact, whether it is contemporary parents giving their children grand names, or the elderly in the fifties and sixties giving their children "humble" names, they are all the elders' beautiful hopes for the future of their children and grandchildren, and there is no conflict in the original intention.

2. The fine tradition of the Chinese nation - modesty. Although our elders all hope that their sons and daughters will become successful, they are not willing to show it in their names. Most of our older generations are very modest. They hope to give their children an ordinary name so that their children will not be too conspicuous or ostentatious.

3. Fear of "names that do not match expectations" and children being laughed at. In real life, some parents give their children grand names, but when the children grow up, they go against their parents' expectations. This not only fails to meet the parents' expectations, but also makes others laugh at them. Therefore, in order to avoid this embarrassment, many parents are unwilling to give their children grand names.