The Book of Songs and Chu Ci named girls

The girl names chosen in The Book of Songs include: Linlang, Sujie, Duruo, Jiayue, Yunqi, Shuqing, Zhenzhen, Jingshu, Jingtong, Xihe, etc.

1. Linlang

From "Chu Ci·Nine Songs·East Emperor Taiyi": "The long sword is caressing the jade ear, and the jade ring is ringing." The original meaning is like jade. Beautiful stone or blue coral was later used to describe a clear and loud sound, or as white and gorgeous as jade.

2. Sujie

From "Chu Ci·Nine Sighs·Resentful Thoughts": "Emotions are Sujie in New Silk." Su refers to the original color, simplicity, not gorgeous; Jie refers to cleanliness and innocence , decent style, pure and honest.

3. Du Ruo

From "The Songs of Chu·Nine Songs·Xiangjun": "Du Ruo comes to the Fangzhou Island." Du refers to the Du Ruo tree, a deciduous tree, commonly known as "Du Ruo" pear". The name means vanilla and has a beautiful meaning.

4. Jiayue

From "Chu Ci·Jiuhuai·Wei Jun": "Tao Jiayue is here to drive you." The original meaning is beauty, praise, praise, and auspiciousness.

5. Cloud Flag

From "Chu Ci·Nine Songs·Dongjun": "Riding a dragon on a horse and riding on thunder, carrying a cloud flag and carrying a snake." Use clouds as flags , to describe a beautiful and grand scene.

6. Shuqing

From "Chu Ci·Yan Ji·Ai Shi Ming": "The body is white and pure, and the middle is bright and clear." Refers to whiteness and purity. ,clear.

7. Zhenzhen

From "The Book of Songs·Taoyao": "The peach is young, and its leaves are Zhenzhen." Zhenzhen means the leaves are in full bloom, describing the lush vegetation. look.

8. Jingshu

From "The Book of Songs·Beifeng·Jingnu": "Jingnu's Shu is waiting for me in the corner of the city." Jingshu means quiet and beautiful, borrowed from Refers to a quiet and beautiful woman.

9. Jingtong

From "The Book of Songs": "The quiet girl is promiscuous, which makes me Tongguan. The Tongguan has a wei, which means that the girl is beautiful." Jingtong means Wenjing. , elegance and versatility.

10. Xihe

From "Chu Ci·Tian Wen": "Xihe has not yet flourished, how can it shine like a flower." The poem is from the poet Qu Yuan, in which " "Xihe" refers to the Chinese sun goddess, so it is used as a girl's name, which is suitable for the female image, and gives people a bright and warm meaning. It has a sacred and majestic feeling. It represents a girl who is cheerful, open-minded, confident and beautiful, and has a sense of auspiciousness. The aura that hangs over the name implies profound blessings, transcendence, bright future, and extraordinary abilities.