The "Name Registration Regulations (Preliminary Draft)" stipulates for the first time that citizens should take their father's or mother's surname, but they are allowed to use the surnames of both parents. When children adopt the surnames of both parents, they can be named according to the double surnames, but it does not count as a compound surname. Based on the current 1,601 surnames in my country, this approach will add 1.28 million double surnames, thus alleviating the problem of duplication of names in the population with common surnames. Judging from the actual situation in our country, allowing children to take their father's or mother's surname and advocating the use of both parents' surnames can not only show the family and blood relationship between children and both parents, but also have positive significance in solving the problem of name duplication among people with common surnames.
There are restrictions on the names and words used: Necessary restrictions should be placed on the names and words used by citizens under certain conditions. The "Regulations" stipulate that names must not contain the following content: 1. Damaging the dignity of the country or nation; 2. Going against good national customs; 3. Being likely to cause adverse reactions or misunderstandings from the public.
Taking into account that the number of characters used in Chinese names is usually two to three Chinese characters for single surnames, and three to four Chinese characters for compound surnames or the surnames of both parents, the "Regulations" stipulates: Except for the use of ethnic characters or writing , except for translated Chinese characters, the name should be no less than two Chinese characters and no more than six Chinese characters. For example: if the husband's surname is Zheng and the wife's surname is Fu, they can name their child "Zheng Fu Beckham".
The "Regulations" stipulate that names shall not use or contain the following words, letters, numbers, and symbols: 1. Simplified traditional Chinese characters; 2. Eliminated variant characters, except for variant characters in surnames; 3. Self-made characters; 4. Foreign characters; 5. Chinese Pinyin letters; 6. Arabic numerals; 7. Symbols; 8. Other characters that are beyond the scope of standardized Chinese characters and ethnic minority characters. ?
What’s the point of choosing a name?
1. The name should appropriately match the person’s birth date and horoscope. Before choosing a name, you should calculate the birth date and horoscope, find out the happy gods in destiny (the five elements that are beneficial to the owner of the life), select suitable Chinese characters, and remedy the destiny through the name.
2. The name should have auspicious mathematical meaning. The quality of a name does not depend on the literal meaning, but on the mathematical meaning, because a person named "Fugui" does not necessarily mean rich, and a person named "Hero" does not necessarily mean a hero. The name must be mathematically auspicious, or at least it should be... Banji?.
3. Girls should be named to avoid the math of female loneliness. Such as 21, 23, 26, 28, 29, 33, 39, etc. to avoid marital misfortune. If you choose a good name, it can also reduce the impact of bad marriage information in your innate horoscopes.
4. When choosing a name, you should follow six taboos and one convenience. Six taboos: the first taboo is too easy to use the same name, the second taboo is to avoid distinguishing gender, the third taboo is to avoid indecent homophones, the fourth taboo is to be full of childishness, the fifth taboo is to be flowery, and the sixth taboo is to taboo one word with multiple sounds; one is convenient: it is easy to write and read, avoid being too uncommon. word.