1. Hongyi (water and wood). The name comes from Zeng Zi in "The Analects of Confucius" who said: "A scholar cannot be without great perseverance. His responsibilities are heavy and the road ahead is long. Isn't it too important to be benevolent when he considers his responsibilities? Isn't it too far to just die?" The five elements of the character "Hong" belong to water, and the five elements of the character "Yi" belong to wood. These two characters inherently have a domineering feeling. The combination of the name means that the boy has perseverance and magnificent courage.
2. Binze (wood and water). "Bin" is a commonly used word in naming, and it also has a good meaning, indicating that the boy is polite and has good moral character; "Ze" originally means water, swamp, and is extended to mean grace and favor. When used in a boy's name, it means that the boy has a good future. , know how to be grateful.
3. Bo Xu (water and wood). The pronunciation of "Bo Xu" is bóxǔ, and the intonation is Yangping tone or Shang tone. The pronunciation is unique, and the two characters are relatively rare, and they are relatively easy to match, which can highlight the personality of the name. "Bo" refers to parking a boat on the shore, a lake, and its extended meaning means indifference and tranquility. "Xu" describes a vivid and lifelike appearance. "Bo Xu" means a boy who is indifferent and has clear ambitions.
4. Junhong (wood and water). The name "Junhong" is quite grand in terms of pronunciation and meaning. "Jun" refers to king, gentleman, monarch. It is a domineering word. "Hong" has a louder pronunciation. The word "rich" originally meant wild geese, and later extended to the meanings of "letter" and "big", implying profound knowledge and prosperous official career.