1. Jia Shaolong: In ancient times, the son of heaven was the deity of the Ninth Five-Year Plan, and compared himself to the son of the real dragon, so the word dragon has noble, authoritative and domineering connotations. The word "few" refers to youth, and the metaphor is full of vitality. Extended meaning: vigorous, decisive, noble and prominent.
2. Jia Yubin: refers to the vast universe, which is a metaphor for broad-minded and rich knowledge. Bin's words are more restrained and elegant, and the metaphor style is elegant and graceful, which complements Yu's words. Extended meaning: broad-minded and knowledgeable, personable and imposing.
3. Jia Tianxiang: It refers to the vast world, and people are only a part of it, so it can be said that it is very domineering to use the word Tian to enter the name. The word Xiang means flying and soaring, with the meaning of soaring and rising. Extended meaning: make great achievements, be superior, work hard and fight the sky.
4. Jia Jingwei: It comes from the idiom Jing Tian Wei Di, which means that he has the ability to govern the world. Such a name can be said to be very atmospheric. The word "scenery" refers to sunlight and bright light, which means cheerful and lively. Extended meaning: outstanding talents, rare talents, extraordinary and positive.