Chinese people pay attention to "A man travels all over the world and does not change his name when he is doing business, nor does he change his surname when sitting down." "The name is given by the parents, the head can be killed but not humiliated, and the dignified name should not be lost!" From this point of view, It seems unnecessary to change your name casually.
Of course, the screen name (including nickname) is not the real name after all. As long as I don’t want to use it, there is no harm in changing it. If you change it and use it for a period of time and feel it is not good, it is completely fine to change it again. There is no need for others to make irresponsible remarks or point fingers. People who are really capable can work all day and night, and even have ten or eight online names at the same time, and "operate" several accounts at the same time, with tens of millions of fans and over 100 million likes. Who cares?
What's your name? It's just a symbol. In ancient times, people valued credibility and expected to travel around the world, become famous when they were born, and leave a name in history after death, and honor their ancestors. Therefore, he regards his name as his life, and would rather behead his head than change his name. There are many heroic stories that have been passed down through the ages.
I don’t know when it started, but the “life-saving” philosophy became popular. "If you keep the green hills, you won't have to worry about running out of firewood", "A man can bend and stretch", "How can you not bow your head under a house of others" have become the mottos of many people. I have seen a lot of true and false things, and I have a lot of "real insights" about names and taboos, which are so confusing that people are confused and inexplicable, so the name has become "bullshit", a "talisman", and something. A brick used by people to "promote" or "make a fortune" or "transport" or "dodge debts" or "save their lives". Today he is called "Zhang San" and tomorrow he is called "Wang Wu". There are some small "privacies" behind it that cannot be disclosed to outsiders.
With the implementation of the "ID Card", changing your name has become difficult. It is difficult only for ordinary people, but those who are "powerful and powerful" are "not bright in the east and bright in the west". They can buy a new "identity card" that is "guaranteed to be fake" with only three to two thousand yuan. . With the advancement of "disguise", it is not impossible to get a new mask as long as you are willing to spend money.
However, I don’t know when people began to pay special attention to “name”. Even on the headlines, you can read articles seeking to name "Lin Er Feng Nu" from time to time. Internet naming has become a legitimate "emerging science" under the banner of "I Ching experts"! So much so that when the police station registers the name of a newborn in the household registration section, it must prepare a "Kangxi Dictionary" to check those rare characters that it has never seen before and cannot read. This is an eye-opener for the police officer!
That’s too far. Should I change my nickname at will when publishing poetry on Toutiao? This is purely a personal matter. Just like a mobile phone number, a person keeps changing his mobile phone number for various reasons. Every time there is a change, I have to call my close relatives and friends and tell them what my new number is. I hope to get in touch with you. Please forgive me for waiting. So what about the headline account that changed its nickname?