1. Shirui (shī ruǐ)
Rui:? Five elements: wood. Original meaning: pistil. "Guang Ya": "Rui, Hua Ye". Refers to the stamens or buds, which are overgrown with vegetation. The vegetation and fruits are abundant. When used as a name, it means innocence, beauty, and achievement;
"Poetry" means poet. At the same time, this word can also be extended to mean talent. Therefore, when this word is used as a girl's name, , not only has an elegant and generous feeling, but also is very gentle. "Rui" refers to the stamen or bud, and this word also has the shyness of a girl waiting to bloom, making it a very girly name. Therefore, "Shirui" means that girls are talented, kind, pure, beautiful and generous.
2. Xun poetry (xùn shī)
Xun:? Five elements: fire. Quickly, quickly. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Swift, quick". Generally speaking, it means fast, fast, timely and full of vitality. When used as a personal name, it means liveliness, agility, and youthful vitality.
3. Xianshi (xiǎn shī)
Xian:? Five elements: fire. Explanation: Xian, the head is clearly decorated. From page, sound. Original meaning: show, a protruding decoration on the head. The glyph uses "page" as the side, which is the sound side. It means obvious, noble, prominent and so on. When used as a personal name, it means nobility, wealth, elegance, and elegance.
4. Poetry (shī chéng)
Cheng:? Five elements: gold. Original meaning: completion, achievement. For example, "Shuowen Jiezi": "Success means success." Refers to ability, success, achievement, and completion. When used as a person's name, it means success, achievement, completion, and excellence;
"Shicheng" can be understood as being quick-thinking and confident according to its original meaning. This name is more suitable as a boy's name, as it means that the child is well-read, can write fluently, and has a smooth and natural writing style. Describes children who are talented and can achieve something in literature.
5. Yu Shi (yǔ shī)
Feather:? Five elements: soil. Original meaning: bird feathers. Refers specifically to the long feathers of a bird. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Feather, the bird has feathers." The original meaning of the word "yu" refers to bird feathers or things made of feathers. Another meaning is one of the ancient five tones, which is equivalent to "6" in simplified musical notation. When used as a person's name, it means expressing one's ambitions, developing one's ambitions, being free and unrestrained.