Generally speaking, good names have the following characteristics: Healthy and handsome
For example: handsome, majestic, handsome, strong, strong, brilliant, tall, handsome, showy, Wei, Wu , majestic, majestic, pine, cypress, mountain, stone, maid, Juan, Jiao, sister-in-law, posture, charming, graceful, beautiful, enchanting, beautiful, beautiful, orchid, etc.
Erudition and versatility
For example: Ying, Ling, Rui, Rui, Zhe, Hui, Dun, Di, Ming, Xiao, Xian, Xi, Xi, Wei, Xue, Si, Comprehension, analysis, writing, calligraphy, diligence, etc.
Excellent quality
For example: kindness, benevolence, appearance, virtue, Xuan, Xian, Liang, ethics, justice, purity, righteousness, sincerity, straightness and Tao. But this does not mean that just adding a word to the surname will make it a good name. Parents must consider how the surname and first name match.
Life is rich
For example: Da, Yao, Xing, Rong, Hua, Wang, Ying, Feng, Yu, Chang, Sheng, etc.
Happiness and peace
For example: peace, tranquility, smoothness, communication, calmness, peace, tranquility, tranquility, harmony, health, etc.
Successful career
For example: perseverance, independence, firmness, strength, balance, tenacity, perseverance, strength, determination, determination, determination, determination, determination, will, self-control, etc. Although some parents give girls such names, these names are basically reserved for boys.
Positive Volunteers
Only when people shoulder the mission of the times and contribute to society can they achieve a better life. Therefore, we should first establish a correct concept of naming. Only when people shoulder the mission of the times and everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the country can they realize the value of life. The name should also be based on this worldview. In fact, this is also the case. During the period when our country was resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea, the names had characteristics such as: Baojia, Weiguo, Resist U.S., Weiping, Victory in Korea, Aid Korea, etc. The characteristics of names in the current period are: Siyu, Zhenxing, etc. Loud and catchy, smooth and harmonious, these are the basic requirements for a good name.
Our names generally consist of two or three characters and at most four characters. Chinese characters are often composed of one character or one root. Each character has the tone and rhyme of a character, and a combination of several characters. Together, they have a different overall phonological effect.
Whether a person’s name is good or not depends first on whether it is smooth and clear when called, and whether it sounds harmonious and loud. This requires us to pay attention to the overall phonological effect of the words used in naming. Therefore, you should pay attention to the following main issues:
First of all, you should try to avoid the same initial consonants and finals of your first and last names.
For example: "Wang" (wang) is spelled from "Wu" (W) and Ang (ang). It is not appropriate to name "Wang Wenwang" (wang wen wang). The three characters have the same initial consonants. , it’s a mouthful to read. The "Bao Bo Gang" also made the same mistake. If you exchange one word between the two names and change them to "Wang Wenwei" and "Bao Wenbang" or "Wang Wenwei" and "Bao Bowei", it will be much more pleasant. Try to avoid the same initial consonants of two adjacent words. Just catchy. You should also pay attention to this issue with the same vowels.
Secondly, try to avoid names with the same pronunciation as offensive words.
For example: Li Si, Han Yuan, Shi Shi, Lu Zida and other names, the meaning of the words are very elegant, but it is easy to read in spoken language as "you die", "crying injustice", "dead corpse", " Big belly" etc.
Finally, try to avoid the same sounds in your names.
Modern Chinese does not talk about level and level, but talks about the four tones, so we should pay attention to the pronunciation of the four tones: level, up, go, and enter. For example, the three characters of Wang Hongbing are all in the upper tones, which makes the pronunciation very convoluted and not as good as Wang Hongbing. If so, wait. Chinese characters are unique square characters with a very large number. The Kangxi dictionary contains more than 60,000 characters.
Single-style characters include surnames such as Wan, Fang, Wang, and Ma, left-right structures such as Liu, Yang, He, and Lin, left-center-right structures such as Xie, Shu, and Xi, and upper-bottom structures such as Surnames such as Li, Wu, Luo, Jin, etc., with upper-middle-lower structures such as Mo, Ji, Huang, etc., fully enclosed structures such as Guo, Yuan, etc., semi-enclosed structures such as Bao, Ju, etc., and pin-shaped structures such as Nie. wait.
Chinese characters can be divided into traditional and simple strokes, fat and thin strokes, and empty and real strokes. Moreover, there are only more than 3,000 commonly used characters, and there are many rare characters. , the characters used as names should be harmonious and stable in shape with the characters used in the surname.
When the surname is fixed, what should be paid attention to is the reasonable combination of the name and the surname.
There are several principles that need to be emphasized: when naming, the strokes of each character in the name should be relatively symmetrical, and it is best to have some variation in the various shapes of characters. When using words, pay attention to the balance between the surname and the given name. , it looks like the whole is harmonious and coordinated.
It is not advisable to use too many strokes when naming.
If a primary school student is asked to write the names of dozens of paintings at the beginning of school, it is really a heavy burden. In interpersonal relationships, adults often write their names with too many strokes, which gives everyone a headache. Maybe they will replace it with another word, thus writing the wrong name. Such as Wei Xiwei and others.
The radicals and radicals of the name should be avoided to be the same. The same radicals will make people feel monotonous and repetitive. For example: Jiang Bolan, He Xinxia, ??etc. fall into this kind of problem.
When choosing words, you should pay attention to fat, thin, long and short, strong, weak, and empty.
Fat words such as: win, round, hide, give, shine, and so on, which look bulkier.
Thin words such as: Ding, Xiao, Shi, Bu, Zi, Yu, Ka, Qian. Although there is vitality, his nature is weak.
Long characters such as: Gan, mustard, Shen, Jia, Nian, Ping, Ya, Qian, Xin, Ge. Can stretch but not bend, knows how to advance but not how to retreat, lacks endurance.
Short words such as: four, ugly, soil, Zheng, Ye, Qi, mountain, hill, Sheng, female. If you have poor perseverance, you will rarely get support from noble people.
Strong characters such as: Li, Cheng, Xiong, Qi. Easy to be cold, sociable and decisive.
Weak words such as: Chuan, Kang, Ji. Lacking goals, you are at a loss as to what to do, and it is difficult to achieve your aspirations.
The real words are: Cheng, Fu, Long, Shi, Yi, Feng, Huang, Zun. Stable, conservative, diligent, and a little stubborn.
Harmonious combination of names
In addition to expressing yourself, names are often used to be called and looked at by others, so you should also pay attention to how your name makes others feel. It is also very important that it sounds pleasant to the ear and is easy to remember. It can even be memorable, and that is the ideal effect. If a person's name creates ambiguity and is remembered as a joke but never forgotten, then this counterproductive result will be different, which is something we should pay attention to avoid.
Good names are often elegant and meaningful. To choose such a name, you need to make it unforgettable and unforgettable. It is usually a name that is harmoniously matched and expresses a certain positive meaning. It is a name that is good at borrowing allusions and idioms to express a certain meaning of the person's name, or it is Some meaningful names are borrowed from the names of famous people and ancient people and transformed appropriately. For example, the name "Liu Chang" is taken from the pronunciation of "fluent" and expresses its meaning; for example, the name "Tang Qianyan" is taken from the poem "Yan in front of Wangxie Hall in the old days", both pronunciation expresses its meaning; for example, the name "Hua Er Shi" is changed from the idiom "Hua Er Shi" to the idiom of "Hua Er Shi". It expresses its opposite meaning; for example, the white character "Li Rubai" borrows the name of the great poet Li Bai to express the meaning of "Ru Li Bai". These names achieve the effect of being both elegant and easy to remember. But beware of names that are difficult to remember, or names that are easy to remember but not elegant.
The glyph and meaning of the name
You need to pay attention to the glyph when naming. This includes two aspects of meaning: first, the name should be easy to recognize when written, and have a profound meaning, and rare words should be used as little as possible; second, the name should pay attention to the structure of the structure and look good when written. There are so many Chinese characters that some people always like to use some uncommon characters to name their names, and some characters can’t even be found in the dictionary. Names are symbols of interaction with others. If others don't know each other, this kind of communication will become a one-way flow, which will cause inconvenience. According to statistics from a psychology expert, people named with relatively uncommon words generally have poor social skills and are withdrawn. It seems that this was enough to attract the attention of the person who named it.
Many people name their children with profound meanings and can help their children’s future. For example, Su Xun, a famous writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, and his two sons, Su Shi and Su Che, were famous for their articles at the time and were called the "Three Sus". These three writers are all listed among the "Eight Great Writers of the Tang and Song Dynasties".
Su Xun (1009~1066), whose courtesy name was Mingyun. At the age of 27, when Su Xun started studying hard, his eldest son was born. He named his eldest son Su Shi, with the courtesy name Zizhan. "Shi" refers to the crossbar set up in front of the car for people to lean on in ancient times; "gall" means looking out. The combination of the name and the character means that you can look at it with Shi, and you can climb up and see far away. Su Shi (1036~1101), also known as Dongpo Jushi, was Su Dongpo, the great poet of the Northern Song Dynasty who later became famous.
Three years later, the second son was born again. Su Xun named him Su Che, with the courtesy name Ziyou. "Ru" refers to the traces of wheels running over it; "Yu" means to follow along.
The combination of the name and the character means that if the wheels follow the tracks, just go! The names and characters given by Su Xun to his two sons, when combined, mean: "After getting on the bus, look by 'Shi' to know the direction; follow the 'rut' marks and move forward boldly!"
< p>These two names have profound meanings and are full of philosophy. They are intended to teach their sons that on the road of life, they must grasp the direction and not take the wrong path; they must follow the track marked by the car to avoid overturning. Only by mastering these two can you find your own way and achieve the set goals.The relationship between fonts and names
The strokes of each character in the name should be relatively equal, so as to give people a sense of stability and balance. Otherwise, it will look unattractive and uncomfortable to write. The name as a whole should have some "architectural beauty". For example, the word "来" is a word with an interspersed structure. If you name it "Laishenwu". As far as the glyph alone is concerned, the overall structure and shape look quite comfortable. The disadvantage is that the three characters of the surname and the first name appear too consistent and monotonous as a whole. It should be said that this name is "organized", pays attention to symmetry, and has a certain "architectural beauty". The reason for this is that the character "Lai" in this surname first sets the "tone".
Ding is a character with a single structure and few strokes. This requires a matching name, preferably one with fewer strokes. For example: Ding Xiaolan, on the whole, gives people a relatively even, harmonious, and comfortable feeling; Ding Fansen, gives people the feeling of a small head and a heavy body, which is disharmonious; Ding Yiwei, gives people the feeling of being light in front and heavy in the back. Disharmonious.
In the same way, the character "Yan" has more strokes, so it is best for the character to match it to have more strokes. For example: Yan Zi Lei is relatively well-proportioned; if Yan is flat, it will appear top-heavy; if Yan is purple, it will make people feel unbalanced. When Yan wins, he feels like carrying two baskets with one burden. The left and right sides are stable and look coordinated.
The same goes for single-word names. For example: Ding Ping, the overall structure and shape are harmonious; Ding Ying, which means the head is small but the body is heavy; Yan Yi, it is top-heavy; Yan Zi, the overall structure is well-proportioned and the body is full.
The overall structure and shape of the name should not only start with the strokes of the characters, but also focus on the changes in the glyphs, and pay attention to the coordination and beauty of the glyphs. For example: the name Guotuanyuan, the three characters are all surrounded by structure, not to mention the pronunciation, just from the glyph, this name gives people the feeling that it lacks change, is monotonous, and is completely closed. This is the bad impression given by the overall incongruity of the name.
Another example is the seemingly simple name Ding Yiyi. Putting aside the pronunciation, just speaking from the glyph, this name feels too pale, lonely, monotonous, and lacks imagination.
When naming their children, parents should know that too much is not enough, and pay attention to the combination of strong, weak, solid and imaginary characters. Names like Cheng Weihao, Wu Pingke, Fu Jitai and Menjida are what we need to work hard to avoid. Some of these names are composed of three strong characters together, which makes them appear too full; some names are composed of three thin or weak characters connected together, which makes them appear to be deficient, hypocritical, empty or too bluffing. And these should be tried to avoid when naming