In Chinese naming customs, most of them focus on naming men. The general ideas and methods of choosing a boy's name are summarized as follows, which can be used as a reference for parents. (1) Choose a masculine word to name your baby boy. Indicates strong will and great strength: such as Jian, Gang, Niu, Li, Mountain, Jun, Pillar, Jin, Zhou, Chun, Peak, Hao, Ran, Shi, Jian, etc. The names are also mostly Yunshan Leopard, Peng Wanli, Gao Dashan, Xie Dahai, Ma Hongyu, Lin Mang, Huang Qianghui, Zhang Hanfu, Fan Changjiang, Lin Junxiong, Tan Pingshan, Zhu Xiliang, Li Siguang, Gan Tiesheng, Zhang Tianmin, Li Dajiang, Zhang Shishan, Wang Hai and other these masculine words. (2) Choose a name for your baby boy that honors your ancestors and emphasizes moral standards. The most common names for men with words in this area are: Wu Shaozu, Ma Jizu, Cheng Xiaoxian, Zong Jingxian, Nian Guangsi, Tang Shaoji, Lu Xianzu, He Guangzong, Sun Nianzu, Jia Yisun, etc. Chinese people like to use names to uphold virtues and conduct, so they have names such as: Ma Jianguo, Jie Zhenguo, Feng Xingguo, Hao Aimin, Yu Xuezhong, Ma Lianliang, Hu Baoshan, Li Zongren, Hong Xuezhi, Yu Keqin, Wu Kejian, Yang Weiyi , Li Wenxin, Wang Demao, Li Shucheng, Yang Yong, Gao Shangde, Diao Fugui, Tang Nianzu, Lu Fengxian, He Guangzong, Leng Deyou, An Yisun, Jia Deshan, Cai Delin, Guan Ren, Zheng Yi and other names. (3) Heroic and broad words are often used to express serving the country, saving the people, and bringing peace to the world, such as founding the country, founding the country, serving the country, rejuvenating the country, helping the world, supporting the country, patriotism, supporting the country, revitalizing the country, revitalizing the country, revitalizing the country, loving the people, loving children, People's livelihood, people's livelihood, public servants, etc. (4) Choose a name for your baby boy that expresses good luck, fortune, and indicates a prosperous career. Can be named: Zhao Dahua, Zhao Jinxi, Zhao Derong, Zhao Dermao, Qian Hanxiang, Qian Yungao, Qian Shenglu, Sun Shoukang, Sun Yingji, Sun Shunda, Li Binggui, Li Houfu, Li Kaifu, Wang Zijiu, Liu Yongsheng, Liu Baorui, Guan Yuhe, Wang Ren Xing, Li Jitai, Luo Yuanfa, Liu Zaoshi, Liu Naichao, Liu Changsheng, Zhang Chengji, Zhang Guozhu, Zhang Zhiyuan, Zhang Guangcai, Lu Debang, Lu Wenda, Wu Jiadong, Wu Guoliang, Wu Ligong and other characters suitable for naming babies in the Year of the Ox: (1) with the character "grass" The first word, because cows eat grass as their main food, has grass in their name, which means rich food, a fulfilling inner world, and no worries about food and clothing throughout their lives. For example, Feng, Li, Hua, Zhi, Gong, Ru, Ping, Qing, Kang, Lotus, Yi, Pin, Yi, and Ding are more auspicious. (2) With the radical "辶", its image is like a snake. And there are radicals "unit", "bird", and "feather", because "has You Chou" is a triple combination, which helps each other, such as the following characters: Jin, You, Xi, Fei, Zhao, Huang, Dui, Bai , Qiu, Wu, Ze, Xiang, Mai, Yi, Feng, Fei, Jian, Zhuan, Crane, Bird, Bird, Ba, Mao. (3) The word "宀" means resting under the eaves. For example: Jia, Hong, Yu, Yi, Wan, Lian, Ting, Wan, Wan, Shan, etc. But the word "yu" has the word "lao". The meaning of persistence should be used with caution. (4) The root of the word "field" means that cows are in the fields, grazing or plowing, all in their own right, leisurely enjoying delicious food, or diligently plowing the fields, doing their duty, working hard without complaining, and living a life of humiliation and burden. Such as: Jia, You, Shen, Dian, Nan, Jie, Bi, Fu, Fu, Chou, Xinjiang, Mu, Miao, Lei, Ye, Die, Wan, Guang. (5) A character with the shape of "车" means a cart pulled by an ox, which means it can be upgraded to a horse. Although the oxen pulling the cart is hard and tiring, the oxen still accept their fate, live up to their trust, and complete the task. Cattle that are recognized by their owners as capable and responsible will have opportunities to perform. Such as: Che, Lian, Lian, Yun, Xuan, Yun. (6) There are the root words of "禾", "Uncle", "Ji", "Mai", "Fire", and "Dou". The above are all staple foods preferred by vegetarians. The names of people born under the sign of Ox have the above root words. , means that the food is abundant, you will not be poor in food and clothing, and you will never be poor in this life. Such as: Xiu, He, Bing, Ke, Qin, Cheng, Zhong, Tian, ??rice, paddy, Ji, Jia, Su, Ying, Qiu, wheat, fire, beam, vegetable, bean, Feng, Yan, and vertical.
Examples of good names for boys in the Year of the Ox: Pengtaopeng: Metaphor for majestic momentum Yanbin Yan: Burning Bin: Describe elegance Hexuan Crane: Xianyunyehexuan: Extraordinary bearing Weizewei: Great Ze: A source of water in a wide area Junhaojun: Junzihao : The sky, the sky is shining brightly: Guangyaotong: Red Hongxuanhong: Dayexuan: Bright Botaobo: Erxueyuanjiejie: ??Outstanding Li Xinxin: Bright appearance Ye Linye: Bright Zhehan (possessing vast knowledge) Rain Ze (favor) Kairui (kai: model; Rui: auspiciousness) Jianhui (building brilliant achievements) Zhiyuan (from Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments": "Without indifference, there is no clear ambition, without tranquility, there is no far-reaching") Junchi ( From the idiom: Talented Stars Chi) Yuze (favors as abundant as rain) Yelei (bright and upright) Guohao (people are proud of it) Weiqi (great and magical) Wenbo (literary and erudite) Tianyou (born with it) The child blessed by God) Wen Hao (the word Hao means: boundless) Xiu Jie (Xiu: describing a tall and slender figure) Li Xin (Li: Dawn Xin: bright appearance) Yuanhang (a good man, let him go on a voyage) ) Xu Yao (Xu: Xuri Yao: a wise monarch in ancient times, later generally referred to as a saint) Yingjie (handsome and outstanding) Shengjie (Saint: lofty Jie: outstanding) Junnan (Jun: handsome Nan: solid) Hongtao (Hong: Vigorous, prosperous) Wei Qi (Wei: great Qi: auspicious) Rong Xuan (Xuan: extraordinary bearing) Hao Yu (mind is like the universe, vast and infinite) Jin Peng Jin: advance, original meaning, upward Peng: a metaphor for a bright future