Since ancient times, Chinese people have been cautious about naming. In addition to the common naming methods based on family tree seniority and the Five Elements, Chinese people also like to name names from classics, including "The Book of Songs for women, the Songs of Chu for men, the Analects of Confucius, and the Book of Changes for Wu". Many words and sentences in "The Book of Songs" are relatively fresh and soft, and the names using the sentences in them seem very bookish. This is the reason why many scholarly families like to use sentences from the Book of Songs when naming their children. Since girls are mostly given names that are fresh, lively, and cute, it is common to choose names from the Book of Songs that match the girl's tonality.
Tu Youyou: Its name comes from "Yoyou deer roar, eating wild wormwood"
When Tu Youyou, winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, was born, her father Tu Liangui heard her crying With the sound of Youyou, he casually recited the poem "Yoyou, the deer roars, eating the wormwood in the wild" from "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Lu Ming", and named it Youyou. Since then, Tu Youyou and Qinghao have formed an indissoluble bond.
"Yo yo, the deer calls, eating the wormwood in the wild." It means that when the deer sees the wormwood, it will make a "yo yo" sound to call its friends to eat. Some people say that this sentence in the "Book of Songs" "predicts" the relationship between Tu Youyou and artemisinin. Then look at the following two sentences, "I have a guest, Deyin Kong Zhao." It means, I have a good one. Guest, he is already famous. This sentence seems to more appropriately "predict" Tu Youyou's fame today.
Lin Huiyin: Her name comes from "The sound of Huiyin from the great Si Si, Ze Bai Si Nan"
Lin Huiyin, a Chinese architect, poet, and writer, as a talented woman during the Republic of China, her name is also Quite poetic. His grandfather named him Huiyin, which comes from "The Book of Songs·Daya·Siqi": "The great concubine Huiyin is Bai Sinan." Later, because he was often mistaken for Lin Weiyin, a writer at that time, he changed his name to Huiyin.
Huiyin means good reputation. This beautiful name fits her quiet and beautiful appearance and her orchid-like elegant temperament. Lin Huiyin is not only beautiful, but also versatile. No wonder the three great talents, Liang Sicheng, Jin Yuelin, and Xu Zhimo, will be infatuated with her throughout their lives.
Liang Sicheng: His name comes from "Tang Sun memorialized for leave, Sui Wo Sicheng"
Chinese architect and ancient building research and protection expert Liang Sicheng and his His wife Lin Huiyin is the same, and her name also comes from the "Book of Songs", "Sicheng", which comes from "The Book of Songs·Shang Song·Na": "Tang Sun memorialized falsehood, Sui Wo Si Cheng." In the text, Si is a modal auxiliary, Cheng, that is The meaning of achievement.
Wang Guowei: His name comes from "The Kingdom suppresses life and maintains the Zhen of Zhou"
Wang Guowei was an internationally renowned figure in the intersection of modern and modern China. Scholar, he has profound knowledge and innovation in education, philosophy, literature, drama, aesthetics, history, etc. He has written works such as "Human Ci Hua", "Qu Lu", "Guantang Ji Lin" and other works.
Wang Guowei once used the name "Guozhen", and later changed his name to "Guowei" and the word "Jing'an", both of which come from "Sihuang Tuoshi was born in this kingdom" in "The Book of Songs Daya King Wen". The kingdom suppresses the prosperity and maintains the Zhen of the Zhou Dynasty. Helping many scholars, King Wen brings peace. "This poem praises the founder of the Zhou Dynasty, King Wen Jichang. The meaning of these lines is that thinking of so many outstanding talents in the Zhou Dynasty. In this dynasty. The longevity of the Zhou Dynasty depends entirely on the talents who maintain the pillars of the Zhou Dynasty. With so many talented people gathered together, King Wen of Zhou could live in harmony. "Guozhen" and "Guowei" both come from the sentence "The kingdom suppresses life and maintains the Zhen of Zhou"; while "Jing'an" takes the meaning of the word "Ning" in the sentence "Ji Jiduo Shi, King Wen Yi Ning", "Ning" ” means “quiet” and “peaceful”.
Qiong Yao: Its name comes from "Give me a peach, and give me Qiong Yao in return"
Qiong Yao, formerly known as Chen Zhe, Qiong Yao is his pen name, as Qiong Yao, a contemporary Chinese writer, screenwriter, and film and television producer, has created a large number of classic works such as "In the Rain", "A Dream Behind the Curtain", "Returning the Princess", etc., all with the theme of "affection" and "love".
Love poems express pure and beautiful love by describing the mutual gifts between men and women. Qiong Yao got her name from this, which seems to have determined the direction of her creation of romance novels from the beginning.