a moral category, which refers to mutual love, mutual assistance and sympathy among people: benevolence (a. benevolence and justice; B. reasonable, gentle and considerate. Kindness Benevolence. People with lofty ideals (people who are kind and have integrity). Benevolence, courtesy and wisdom (Confucian ethics). Show utmost forbearance. Treat everyone equally (equally, regardless of thickness).
the innermost part of the stone or the edible part of other hard shells: walnut kernel.
number of strokes: 4;
radical: qi;
The girl's name Renhui, which has a good meaning with the word Renhui, comes from Song Lin Bu's "Heyun makes Chen Xueshi visit Lingyin Temple to cherish his feelings": "Therefore, Renhui politics is profound."
Renzhen comes from Qing Qianlong's "A Tribute to Puren Temple": "Holding your breath, Puren is really Puren."
Renya comes from Song Guo Zizheng's "Never Encounter Music and Accumulate Yin Gong": "Kindness and elegance are written, and the year of Songyong is prolonged, and there is a prescription in the inner ding."
Ren Jing comes from Song Cheng Gongxu's "Shouyang Haozhai's Two Poems": "Ya Zhi Ren is quiet and suitable for Huang Ming, and the misty clouds in the fairy valley are endless."
Siren comes from Song Wangzhu's "Rebuilding the Temple of Yanghou in Xian Mountain": "Siren's love for trees is respected, and it is forbidden to cut down and repair the cliff."
girls with benevolence characters like to use the name Jin Renxian, Ren Congren, Xian Rensi Rensi
Mu Renrong, Ren Yiren, Yan Renying, firefly
Shui Renwai, Ren Piren, Niu Renpa
Huo Renju, Ren Dieren, Ning Renjue Ren
Tu Renying, Ren Yaren, Ye Ren.