the tone of a name is about the harmony and beauty of the sound rhythm, which makes it sound cadence and pleasing to the ear. It uses four tones marked in modern Chinese Pinyin, namely, level tone, rising tone, rising tone and falling tone, also known as one tone, two tones, three tones and four tones. In ancient Chinese, it was called flat and even. In modern names, the tone of words is generally flat, and the number of words with flat voice is less.
the so-called level tone is often used in ancient poetry. The tones in ancient Chinese are divided into four tones: flat, rising, going and entering. "Flat" refers to the flat tone of the four tones, including the two tones of Yin Ping and Yang Ping; "Cue" refers to the four tones, including three tones: up, down and in. According to the tradition, the flat tone is flat tone, the rising tone is rising tone, the falling tone is falling tone, and the entering tone is short tone. The jade key song of releasing vacuum in the Ming Dynasty says:
"The flat tone is flat and the road is not low, and the rising tone is loud and strong. The sound of going away is clearly sorrowful, and the sound of entering is short and urgent. "
In modern Chinese, there are four tones, namely, level tone, rising tone, rising tone and falling tone. In modern Chinese, the tone of ancient Pingsheng is divided into Yin Ping and Yang Ping, that is, the so-called first sound and second sound. In modern Chinese, the tone of "Shang Sheng" in ancient times is partly disyllabic and partly Shang Sheng. Shangsheng is the third consonant in modern Chinese.
In modern Chinese, the tone of ancient disyllabic tone is still disyllabic, that is, the fourth tone. The tone of entering tone in ancient times no longer exists in modern Chinese. It became level tone, rising tone, rising tone and falling tone.
the four tones in modern Chinese are as follows:
level tone, rising tone, rising tone, falling tone
the first tone, the second tone, the third tone and the fourth tone
for example: Ma, Ma, Ma, cursing (level tone) (rising tone) (falling tone) (falling tone)
The third and fourth sounds are slurs.
A good name is like a good poem. Although its words are few, usually two, three or four words, if the tone is properly matched, it can still play a cadence and express feelings. Please look at the following Hong Kong and Taiwan stars:
Jay Chou, Andy Lau, Cyndi Wang, Liming, Stephen Chow, Cecilia Cheung, Stefanie, Leslie Cheung, Carina Lau, Yang Chenglin, Faye Wong and Shu Qi. Their surnames and first names are all Pingsheng.
Nicholas Tse, Elva Hsiao, Emil Wakin Chau, Chow Yun Fat, Aaron Kwok, Kelly Chen, Liang Jingru, Liang Yongqi, Xu Weilun, Zheng Xiuwen, and Zhang Yusheng, the surnames and names of these names are matched with flat voice and mixed voice.
There are some names whose last words are slurred, such as Maggie Cheung, Chen Luyu, Alejandro Delfino, Wu Zongxian, Louis Koo, Jerry Yan, Tayu Lo and Eason Chan.
There should be some names of Hong Kong and Taiwan stars who are all silent, but it is rare, because my eyes hurt and I can't find any. There are several mainland stars! Such as Gong Li, Fan Wei, Li Na and Smith.
In reality, I once measured an ordinary person named Lai Xiuli. His career and fortune are good, but his personality is very strong, he is very competitive, he is very resolute in doing things, and his eight characters are strong, even his words are powerful. hit the floor.
As can be seen from the above names, it's completely quiet and not all good. Isn't it like Leslie Cheung's suicide? Flat and even collocation, but the last word is flat, there are also car accidents and premature death, like Xu Weilun, like Tom Chang and so on. And the last word or two words are silent, and they are not unlucky, such as Maggie Cheung, Jerry Yan, Chen Luyu, etc., all of which are relatively successful. Gong Li, Fan Wei, Li Na and Smith, whose names are all muffled, are all famous.
In a word, the tone in the name is harmonious and beautiful, which is an aid, modification and supplement to Chinese characters. And Chinese characters are the basic elements of names; Names composed of Chinese characters are an aid, modification and supplement to eight-character luck. Improper collocation or complete silence may reflect some personality characteristics, but at present, no factors affecting luck have been found, and this problem needs further statistics and discussion, so we can't talk like others.
I suddenly sigh: This five-grid mathematical theory has limited the Chinese characters in China to a miserable state, and if it is bound by tone, it will undoubtedly add insult to injury, making it even more difficult for a clever woman to cook without rice.
"The sky does not hinder Bai Yunfei". Perhaps one day, people will, like the Monkey King, "pour the stove" and angrily break the pot of five-grid math! Let Chinese characters and names fly freely in the sky!