The meaning of using loose characters in naming refers to tenacity, perseverance and perseverance.
original meaning: refers to Pinaceae plants. When making a name for yourself, it means that you are as determined and noble as a pine tree, as well as the quality of learning from the past and being diligent and enterprising.
used as a person's name: it means strong, auspicious, noble and long-lived.
In the song "China Kung Fu", there is a song that goes like this: Lying like a bow, standing like a pine. From this, we know that people often compare Songlai to a tall and straight man. Giving a boy a name is a long shot, and it is often used to describe a person's noble character and magnanimous mind.
"after rain the empty mountain, stands autumnal in the evening. Moonlight in its groves of pine, stones of crystal in its brooks. " This poem by Wang Wei has picturesque scenery and wants to have the same open mind as the poet. Naming a girl also hopes to contain such a moral in the name, hoping that the girl will be as tenacious and broad-minded as a pine and cypress.
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Idiom recommendation:
1. Song Zhen Yu Gang: Zhen: Zhen; Jade: jade; Gang: Resolute. Describe people's quality, firmness and fortitude. From Han Yu's "Sacrifice Zhang to Shi Wen": Song Zhen Yu Gang, the career of thousands of people, usurped the text with light.
2. Loose crane bone: it describes a slim and imposing appearance. From Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the thirty-fifth chapter: Liu Bei regarded him as a man with a loose crane bone and extraordinary appearance.
3. pines and cypresses: pale: cyan. Cui: turquoise. Refers to the evergreen pine and cypress. Metaphor is a person with noble quality and firm moral integrity. From Xiao Zhizhong's "Couplet of Wuhou Tomb in Dingjun Mountain, Mianxian County": the ancient stone is fragrant and famous; The heart of the old minister of pines and cypresses;
4. Know the pines and cypresses at the age of cold: You won't know that the pines and cypresses are evergreen until the winter. Metaphor only after a severe test can we see a person's quality. From "The Analects of Confucius Zi Han": I was cold when I was young, and then I knew that pines and cypresses died after that.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Song (Chinese characters)