Suitable and matching names include Jiazhen, Yizhen, etc.
Zhen is a single Chinese character. It is generally used to describe the appearance of lush vegetation or overgrown thorns, and is often used in names of people.
From "The Book of Songs·Zhou Nan·Taoyao": "The peach is young, and its leaves are pure."
Meaning: The peach trees are full of buds on the branches, and the peach leaves are dense and green.
Word group:
1. Green Zhenzhen, pinyin is lǜ zhēn zhēn, a Chinese word describing dark green.
From Part 1 of Li Ji's "Wang Gui and Li Xiangxiang": "On the ground are sandy willows and green Zhen Zhen, Wang Gui is a good young man."
2. Zhen Zhen, pronounced as Zhen Zhen zhēn sǒu refers to a place full of thorns.
From "Selected Works·Cao Ji": "The ancestral temple was burned to ashes, and the palace was reduced to ashes. "Liu Liang's note: "The wild vegetation means deserted vegetation. ”