This is when Zhen Huan and Huanbi's sisters met in the play, and Huanbi sadly mentioned her name. Maybe this name being called often reminds her that she is just a girl now! In feudal society, families named their children according to certain norms and etiquette. This kind of thing is governed by the so-called six ministries and commissions in three provinces. When Zhen came all the way to name her daughter, she chose Yu, that is, the second character of the name is "yu" and the third character is "女". Therefore, in the original novel Zhen Huan has two sisters, one is Yu and the other is Yu Rao.
Zhen Huan’s original name is Zhen Yuxi. However, as she grows older, Zhen Huan gradually learns and understands everything. She felt that the word "jade" was too tacky, so she refused to use it. Her father, Zhen Yuandao, originally forbade her from breaking the ancestral rules, but Zhen Huan had a very stubborn character. In addition, she is very talented and has a rare appearance, so her father cherishes her very much, as is Zhen Yuan Dao.
This naming etiquette originally represented status, so Huanbi, who also had the blood of the Zhen family, was very envious, or her sisters were also jealous. On this day, she betrayed her eldest sister Zhen Huan and secretly sent a message to her rival Cao Qinmo. She thought that Zhen Huan would go to Xianyue Pavilion to meet Meizhuang privately, but was caught on the spot by Concubine Hua and then found guilty. She didn't want Zhen Huan to come back safely, so Zhen Huan sat down to check on her sister Huan Bi, and the two sisters revealed their true relationship.
When Huanbi heard that Zhen Huan not only admitted her, but also made a good plan for herself in private, she couldn't help but shed tears of gratitude. Speaking of her grievances, she said: My sister can despise the vulgarity of the word "jade", she can despise it, but she doesn't know that the word "jade" is what I want day and night! Therefore, Zhen Huan promised to find a good family for her and treat her as her sister-in-law. Naturally, her name could have "yu" in it. However, when Huanbi married King Guo Jun, the Ministry of Rites drafted several names according to the rules. Just because Huanbi is the sister-in-law of Concubine Xi, not the biological daughter of the Zhen family, so the name was slightly shortened, only from "yu", not from "female"