Skillful use of idioms is a method of processing, transforming and naming idioms, that is, the naming method of introducing idioms. The names of idioms have ornamental value, practical value and aesthetic value, and are tasteful, catchy, meaningful and aesthetic. Idioms are established fixed phrases or phrases, which are mostly composed of four words. The Chinese Idiom Dictionary contains about170,000 idioms. This figure is quite impressive. Naming is a "treasure house" that can be fully utilized and developed. Naturally, idioms in names can't be applied as a whole, but they can be transformed and used according to their meanings. There are three main ways to introduce naming after proper conversion: the first is abbreviation, that is, the whole idiom is compressed and converted into two or three words, so that people can know its origin and naming significance at a glance. Examples are as follows: Ye Zhiqiu. When you see a leaf falling, you know that autumn is coming. This metaphor has a keen insight, and you can see the development trend of the whole situation from some subtle signs. ずずず? This name has a deep meaning of blessing to the owner.
Ten thousand years: that is, "one hundred million years". To describe an infinitely long era, there is still a long time ahead, and I will search from top to bottom. The second is an outline, in which several key words are used to express idioms in an outline. For example, Liu Haisu: a drop in the ocean; Cheng Siyuan: Thinking about drinking water; Zhiyong Mao: Apply what you have learned; There are Zhu Xinxiang and others. The form is random and there is no special requirement for surnames. The third is homophonic, that is, using the above two methods, the original words in idioms are replaced by homophonic words as needed. For example, Zhong Zhicheng: "Zhong" means "one heart and one mind", and everyone is as strong as a city wall. It means that if we unite sincerely, we will overcome difficulties and succeed. Shen: "This shows the pragmatic attitude of the host. Feng Ganyu: "Feng" means "it has been raining for a long time", which means that what he has been longing for has been satisfied. Heart is square: "heart" means "in full bloom", which means he is very happy. Pay attention to the word "Qiao" when naming idioms skillfully. First, the expression of idioms should be accurate and eye-catching, so that people can see it at a glance, without ambiguity or misunderstanding. Second, the selected idioms should be suitable for naming, which is elegant and easy to understand and has positive significance. There is an episode in the TV series "Sixteen-year-old Flower Season": a girl surnamed Zhang wanted to have a four-word name, and her roommate's friend named her "run with her teeth", which made everyone laugh. When we disagree, we can laugh heartily. It's better not to name it "daydream", because the idiom "daydream" means that the good thing you want to achieve will come to nothing. Look, such a name will somewhat disappoint yourself and leave a laughing stock for others, so it's better to stay away.