Zeyang: a vast ocean.
Hongxuan: Have the light.
healthy cypress: it means health and longevity.
Jin Yu: from holding Jin Huai Yu, it is a metaphor for having a good moral character.
Cleanliness: refers to a slender, tall and neat figure.
Wei cheng: great and honest.
Jin Peng: A metaphor for great prospects.
Botao: It is a metaphor for erudition and endless knowledge.
Wei Chen: Wei Qi takes care of the pearl, and Qi Weiwang answers with four ministers.
Tian Lan: Dai presses Zhou Nanye, while Lan Dai works on the right.
thinking is sharp: thinking is called sharp, and after thinking, sharp will naturally come into being.
Qi Guang: With Sun Moon and Xi Qi Guang.
to Yao: to your majesty Yao Shun.
Siyuan: the quality is superior to Siyuan, and the clouds fly without hindering the air.
Zhang Ming: caressing a long sword makes you look like a jade, and Zhang Qiang sings like a beautiful thing.
Precautions for naming:
1. Avoid using uncommon words in naming
Names are used for communication, otherwise, names will lose their value. If some uncommon words are used in naming, which most people don't know, it will inevitably affect the communication between people. Today's era is the era of computers, and the vast majority of Chinese characters stored in computers are limited to commonly used words. Using uncommon words in naming can only increase the difficulty of others' work. Naming should avoid stereotypes and similarities, but it can't be operated by using uncommon words.
2. The homonym of naming is taboo and indecent
Some people's names, on the surface, are very elegant, but because they will sound the same or similar to other indecent words and expressions, they will easily arouse people's ridicule and banter, become people's jokes and produce some funny comedy effects. This kind of words can be divided into two categories: one is some idioms in life, the other is derogatory words. For example: Gong Anju (Public Security Bureau), Lu Hui (Furnace Ash), Tao Huayun (Peach Blossom), Li Zongtong (President Li), Bao Minhua (Popcorn), etc. Homophony makes names appear not serious enough, not solemn enough, and it is easy to give people a laughing stock in public.