Tianyou (a child born with God's blessing)
Yingjie (handsome and outstanding)
Zhiyuan (from Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments": "Not indifferent" Without clear ambition, without tranquility, there is no way to reach far")
Junchi (from the idiom: Talented Star Chi)
Yuze (favors are as abundant as rain)
Yelei (bright and aboveboard)
Weiqi (great, magical)
Shengrui ("Sheng" means bright and prosperous, pronounced shèng; "Rui" means wisdom )
Wenbo (literary talent, erudite and versatile)
Tianyou (a child born with God’s blessing)
Wenhao (the word Hao means: vast Boundless)
Xiu Jie (Xiu: describes a tall and slender figure, Jie: neat)
Li Xin (Li: Liming Xin: bright look)
Yuanhang (Good man, let him go on a long voyage)
Xu Yao (Xu: Xuri Yao: a wise monarch in ancient times, later generally referred to as a saint)
Shengjie (Saint: noble Jie: outstanding)
Junnan (Jun: handsome Nan: solid)
Hongtao (Hong: vigorous, prosperous)
Weiqi (wei: great Qi: auspicious)
Rongxuan (Xuan: extraordinary bearing)
Yueze (Ze: vast water source)
Haoyu (mind is like the universe, vast Infinite)
Jinyu (from the idiom - holding Jin Huaiyu, a metaphor for having good moral character)
Haoxuan (meaning: bright and upright, majestic)
Qingcang (stand tall on the sky and the earth, the true nature of a man) (from "Jiangchengzi `Hunting in Mizhou" by Su Shi, a poet of the Song Dynasty, "...holding the yellow on the left, Qingcang on the right...")