Do you need to consider three talents and five elements when choosing a name? Is that accurate?

Don’t be superstitious, it’s not allowed. In fact, as long as it’s a name you like and has a good meaning, it’s fine.

Names from ancient poems with good meanings:

Zimeng: elegant and beautiful, well-behaved and beautiful.

Jun Yi: Elegant style, happy mood, joyful and peaceful.

Hongjia: Full of connotation, as pure as a pool of clear water, harmonious and beautiful, with various temperaments and a sense of grace and dignity.

Zi Ying: Furui is grand, smart and elegant. The music is melodious and as agile as water.

Zi Lan: A virtuous and virtuous woman, fresh and bright; "The green mist comes before night, and the white dew comes first in autumn."

Ruobing: "On the mountain of Miaogushe, there is a god and man slaughtering Yan. Her skin is like ice and snow, and she is as graceful as a virgin." Noble, refined, elegant and fresh.

Haiyue: "The bright moon rises on the sea, and the end of the world is at this time"; vast and tranquil, with profound meaning.

Zi Jin: "The green Zi Jin, my heart is leisurely"; it has the ancient charm of elegance, dignity, and virtuous manners.

Hua Hin: prosperous and prosperous.

Bingxin: Ice and pure; metaphorically refers to the elegant state of plum blossoms in the snow.

Xuancheng: high status and brilliance; Xuanjia and Xuanmian are related to emperors and dignitaries; noble status and extraordinary achievements.

Chengjun: Take on big responsibilities, be firm and peaceful; have the connotation of Junmai, excellence and profoundness.

Shang Hao: He is highly admired, and the sky is infinite; as endless as the sky, his artistic conception is vast and vast.

Ruixin: "The new people with bright virtues will strive for perfection", they are intelligent and insightful.

Boyuan: far-reaching wisdom and far-reaching virtues; a sense of being knowledgeable about the past and the present, broad and far-reaching.

Ancient poetry names boys:

Yixuan: Yi: beautiful; Xuan: majestic and majestic.

Ruilin: Meaning: auspicious nectar.

Mingzhe: meaning: possessing clever wisdom.

Tian Yi: It means soaring into the sky and showing great ambitions.

Kerry: good luck, happiness and health.

Jianxiong: A man with a strong body.

Yaojie: A hero with outstanding talents.

Xiao Ran: Natural and refined, chic and generous.

Zihan: Taken from "Zibu Jinghan", meaning: having a bright future and a broad mind.

Yue Bin: Meaning: Learned and elegant, transcending the past.

Yuxuan: It means noble temperament, free and unrestrained.

Zhihui: Meaning: Have a brilliant future and wisdom.

Zhiyuan: From Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments": "Without indifference, there is no clear ambition, and without tranquility, there is no way to reach far."

Junchi: From the idiom: Juncaixingchi.

Yuze: Favors are as abundant as rain.

Ye Lei: Aboveboard.

Girls’ names in ancient poems:

Fangling: the name of vanilla. Refers to lotus. From "Selected Works·Meicheng ": "The vines are growing, and the vines are fragrant."

Wenxin: the intention of writing. From Liu Xie's "Wen Xin Diao Long· Preface": "The man who is literary in heart is the intention of writing."

Leisurely: leisurely. From the fifth poem of "Drinking" by Tao Qian of the Jin Dynasty: "Picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, leisurely seeing the Nanshan Mountain."

Yimei: Yi, beautiful. From "Erya" "Yi, beauty".

Qingzhi: A pure and beautiful herb, a metaphor for a noble and beautiful person. From Jiang Yan of the Southern Dynasties, "Deng Ye He Yin Changshi": "This heart hopes to be relieved, and the clear fortune is in Yuanxiang."

Qingyue: describes the sound as crisp and exciting; crisp and melodious. It comes from Su Shi's "Shizhongshan Ji" in the Song Dynasty, "the northern sound is clear and clear".

Yu Xin: The remaining fragrance. From the poem "Hibiscus City" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "The fate of the common people will not fade away for thousands of eons, and the green leaves will remain desolate."

Yunyu: Contains beautiful jade. From Lu Ji's "Wen Fu" "Stones and jade make mountains shine; water holds pearls and rivers are beautiful."

Jiayan: beautiful language. From Zhu Xi's "The Complete Book of Zhu Zi·Xue Wu" of the Song Dynasty: "When you see people saying good things and doing good deeds, you will admire them and record them."

Qingyan: beautiful. From the poem "Moon Pond" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "The moon is bright under the cold pond, and the crescent moon is singing beside the pond. If you are not jealous of the clear beauty, you will become a candle to each other."

Qingfen: a metaphor for noble virtue. From Lu Ji's "Wen Fu" of the Jin Dynasty: "Praise to the virtues of the world and the beauty of the ancestors."

Qiwei: beautiful jade. From "Guiguzi·Flying Clamps": "Wealth is Qiwei, pearls, jade and white jade.

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Manyu: Manci. From "Guo Yapin·Shipin III" written by Gu Qilun in the Ming Dynasty: "This is an example of several articles, and it is not a carved Manyu. "

Xinyi: joy. From Wang Yucheng of the Song Dynasty's "Return to Sun He Xie's Secretary Cheng Zhishi Guanxi Transport Deputy Envoy Qi": "Fang Qie Xinyi, suddenly accepted the Han Han, prepared to acknowledge Qian Chong's decree , to increase the sense of sincerity. ”