The "five-frame naming method" means naming with strokes. Stroke naming is something that Jia Qi has written about many times, but in the process of naming and testing Jia Qi, we have constantly encountered people who still believe in this method. In other words, most naming teachers in China still use strokes to name names. Law, even many naming masters are no exception.
Chinese people choose names based on strokes rather than meanings and shapes. This method still convinces many people, which is really incredible.
First of all, in the stroke naming method, as long as the strokes of a character are the same, the luck of the name will be the same, regardless of the character. For example: Water and Fire are both 4 pictures, so a person named Water, Water or Fire will have the same luck. How is this possible? Obviously, water and fire are two completely different substances. They are incompatible with each other and have completely opposite attributes. Such two different names must have very different personalities. Whether they are in conflict with or consistent with their own five elements is also It will make a difference in luck.
We all know that Chinese characters evolved step by step into what they are today. The original writing methods were oracle bone inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, etc. Each character is a painting. For example, water and fire are not one stroke at a time. The water in Oracle looks like 5 strokes, while the fire in Oracle looks like one stroke.