1. Avoid common names such as "National Day" and "Jianguo".
1. A very large number of babies are born on National Day every year. If you directly name them "National Day" and "Jianguo", you can imagine how high the rate of duplication of names will be, and they are from the 1950s and 1960s. A name that was very commonly used in that era would inevitably make people feel a bit low when used today. Although it is closely related to the birthday of the motherland, it is not good to be too common.
2. According to statistics, there are about 400,000 people in the country who say "National Day" and as many as 980,000 people who say "Jianguo", and they are mainly concentrated in the 1950s and 1960s, so it is not Mainstream choice. Parents can choose a name with auspicious and grand characters, which is also in line with the National Day holiday, such as Rui, Yu, Chen, Jia, etc.
2. Choose the name after the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.
The great rivers and mountains of the motherland always make people feel proud. The Yangtze River, the Yellow River, the Great Wall in Beijing, the Yangtze River Bridge in Nanjing, Huangshan in Anhui, Mount Tai in Dongyue, Mount Song in Zhongyue, Mount Heng in Beiyue, etc. are breathtaking. Chinese people are proud of it. Naming it after the great beauty of the motherland and the mountain can reflect patriotic feelings and is consistent with the theme of "patriotism" of the National Day.
3. Name the zodiac animal auspiciously.
2018 is the Year of the Dog. Naming the baby based on the suitable radicals of the zodiac sign in which the baby was born can make the baby's future development smoother. If you can combine the zodiac and the festival in naming, the benefits will be even greater. For example, the name "Rui Yi", the word "Rui" is related to the National Day and represents good luck and auspiciousness. The word "Yi" has the root "人", which is consistent with the popularity of dogs, and means that children are noble and have good luck.