When naming the baby, don't be too casual, because the name is to accompany people all their lives and will be used in many occasions, so it is really important to have a good name.
First of all, don't be too general when choosing a name. In China, many people share the same name and surname. For example, the child's father's surname is Li. In order to save trouble, you named the child "Li Hua", which has been "occupied" by many people and even appeared in English compositions and textbooks from primary school to university. Therefore, you must think carefully when choosing a name.
Then, we should also pay attention not to be too individualistic. Although we don't advocate naming children at will, it will also have a bad influence on their development. I remember reading a report a few days ago that parents named their children Zhao C, but in the end, because our household registration doesn't support English letters, we were forced to change their names to another name. Too individualistic may not be recognized by the state!
Because Chinese culture is extensive and profound, we must pay attention to the homonym of Chinese characters when naming them. Some parents name their children "Hao Jian" or "Fan Jian", which sounds ambiguous, so we must avoid this misunderstanding.