First of all, there must be more and more people in modern society. At present, the population of China has exceeded 1.4 billion, but there was no such population in ancient times, so when naming names now, the rate of duplicate names will be higher. Secondly, when the ancients named their children, they usually paid more attention to the meaning of the name, because the ancients thought that if the name they named their children had a better meaning, the children's development would be better in the future, so usually some names the ancients gave their children sounded particularly nice. In modern times, when many parents named their children, they basically had a brainwave and called them whatever they thought.
Many people think that the ancient people's literacy is higher than ours, so the names are better than ours. In fact, this is not the case. We can see that many ancient people's names are related to some poems. Therefore, if the ancients wanted to find some references when they were enlightened, they could only find some poems, but there are relatively many references for modern people to name.
For example, we can give an example. For example, Fu Su, the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, sounds very nice, but in fact, the word Fu Su comes from the Book of Songs, in which Fu Su is actually the name of a flower. The reason why Qin Shihuang gave the eldest son such a name was that he hoped his eldest son would be very tenacious, but unfortunately, it backfired, and Fu Su died very early.
Secondly, let's take a look at Liu Rushi. Liu Rushi is actually a well-known talented woman, and she is also very beautiful. The name Liu Rushi also comes from Xin Qiji's poem:? I see how charming Castle Peak is. What do you expect Castle Peak to see me like this? . Moreover, the name Liu Rushi sounds particularly Chinese and feels particularly rhyming. From this, we can see that in ancient times, many people named their names based on poems.