1, Jiang
Jiang is a boy's name with elegant temperament. His name has a root that should be used in 2023, which is more auspicious. It is fresh and pleasant to read. If it's the color of Tian Zi, it's beautiful and artistic. The naming of this name is inspired by idioms and the same dust, so it is an unassuming and indifferent quality, showing modesty and elegance, highlighting the modesty and gentleness of boys.
2. Jiang
There is a saying in "Mozi Family" that a good talent is difficult to command, but it can make you respect. The so-called good talents are excellent talents. As the name of ginger directly, this word has extremely rich and beautiful connotations. As a boy's name, it is interesting to extend its original meaning, embody the boy's excellent talent and express incisive words. 2023 is a good choice. Jiang, whose surname is Jiang, sounds positive, lively and pleasant.
3. Jiang 'an Period
Ann's name is a boy's name, which is pronounced slowly and sweetly, with a calm and pleasant color, and can show the boy's gentle and cultured temperament. This name is taken from the poem "Flying across the Sea" written in the Songs of the South, which comes from An 'an, Penglai. In order to sail and bravely pursue dreams, An 'an was selected as the name of a teenager named Jiang. It's very beautiful and poetic. With the word "2023" as the root, it means that the boy will not forget your initiative and will travel thousands of miles.
The origin of surnames
Jiang is one of the hundred surnames in China. According to Yuan He's compilation, Jiang's surname originated from Ji's surname and came from the Zhou royal family. Zhou Gongdan's third son, Jiang Boling, took Jiang Guo (now Huaibin County, Henan Province) as his surname. Jiang is an ancient, multi-ethnic and multi-source surname. In the Song Dynasty, there were more than 260,000 people surnamed Jiang, accounting for 0.34% of the national population, ranking 6 1. Jiangsu is the largest province with Jiang surname, accounting for about 22.6% of the total population of Jiang surname in China.
In the Ming Dynasty, there were about 490,000 people surnamed Jiang, accounting for 0.53% of the national population, ranking 43rd. Jiangsu is still the largest province with Jiang surname, accounting for 23.2% of the total population of Jiang surname. According to the data of China Top 300 Surnames (I) in 2006, the population of contemporary Jiang surname is nearly 5.4 million, which is the 45th surname in China, accounting for 0.43% of the national population. The distribution in China is mainly concentrated in Sichuan, Hunan and Jiangsu provinces, accounting for about 42% of the total population of the Yangtze River.