The meaning of "Xi" is: refers to the emperor's special seal, called Jade Seal, Chuanguo Seal, Chuanguo Jade Seal; Seal is a symbol of imperial power. For example, seals are also divided into different forms according to different forms: Ring Seal (Emperor's Seal) Ring), Quanxi (scepter), Guoxi (imperial seal), Lingxi (gold medal), etc.
A name with the word "Xi" means beautiful jade, nobility, and a happy life. The suitable name "Chenxi" means health, happiness, growth, vitality, and ease of life; the suitable name "Yanxi" means Yan, Beauty means beautiful. It means that the bell is beautiful, graceful, full of aura, noble status, and a lifetime of glory.
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Before the Qin Dynasty, both official and private seals were called "Xi". However, the writing method of this "Xi" is either 鉨 or ?, which is named because of the different materials of copper and soil.
Looking at the official seals from the ancient Warring States period, they only wrote official positions and did not appear to be called "seal" or "seal". Of course, this was more commonly used before the Qin Dynasty. However, with the reforms of the First Emperor, "Zhen" was only used exclusively by the emperor, and "Xi" was the emperor's seal. From then on it was passed down to subsequent dynasties. In fact, the emperor's seal is sometimes called "Xi" and "Yin", both of which appear in the emperor's seals of all dynasties.