1. Huanbin Huan is a character with five elements of fire next to the word fire. It is pronounced as huàn. According to the pronunciation rules of the name, we paired the word "bin" with a flat tone, which is not only pronounced It sounds nice and has the connotation of being gentle and polite.
2. The character Yan Kun is composed of two characters for fire, which is especially suitable for naming boys who lack fire. Since the character Yan has fewer strokes and a simple glyph structure, in order to ensure the overall coordination of the name, It is paired with a simple word "kun", and "kun" is also a word belonging to fire in the five elements. It is a very good combination of fire and fire.
3. Chen Rui heard that many simple people enjoy counting the mornings and evenings. The word morning not only represents the five elements of fire, but also symbolizes light, which means vigorous and positive. When paired with the word Rui, which also belongs to fire, it has The connotation of being extremely intelligent, knowledgeable and thoughtful.
4. The name Xiaoning is also a combination of fire attributes. Xiao means enthusiastic, energetic, and sensible, and Ning means peace, joy, and broad-mindedness. The word "Ning" is pronounced as the last word with a back nasal sound, which makes it more sonorous and powerful.
5. Zhang Jinzhang: The original meaning is obvious, but also has the meaning of commendation. It is suitable for a boy who lacks fire. It means that the boy is outstanding, distinguishes right from wrong, abides by principles, and has a measure of advancement and retreat. Jin: refers to a person who is careful and prudent. The word "jin" is used in the name, which is intended to warn boys to think twice before doing things, be cautious in words and deeds, and not to take it lightly.
6. Teng Dai Teng: with a moon shape, it is a word belonging to fire and is a verb, referring to jumping and galloping. It is suitable for lively boys and implies a brave attack and unstoppable force. Dai: It is another name for Mount Tai. It is very domineering when used in a person's name, which means that a person is as firm and majestic as Mount Tai, not afraid of wind and rain, and not afraid of difficulties and dangers.