The word Five Elements belongs to earth.
Yi (Pinyin: yì) is a general standard first-level Chinese character (commonly used character) in Chinese. This character first appeared in oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty. The ancient glyph uses two points on the left and right to indicate the location of the two armpits. It should be the original character for "axil", which refers to the armpit. Later, "Yi" was borrowed as an adverb, which is equivalent to "Ye" in modern Chinese.
The meaning of the name also refers to the same, extraordinary and outstanding meaning, which means auspiciousness and connotation. The attribute of the five elements of Yi is earth. According to the principle that earth controls water, it is taboo to name Yi with words that belong to the five elements of water. It is taboo to name Yi with the same final vowel ì or the same rhyme as ì, otherwise it will be difficult to pronounce. You will find that it is not smooth and difficult to read.
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1. Wu Yi "Wu Yi" and "Eighteen Martial Arts" have the same purpose, representing both civil and military skills, talents and virtues. Among them, "武" means brave, vigorous, mighty and powerful.
2. Qin Yi "Qin Yi" has the same pronunciation as "情义", which well implies that boys are grateful and value friendship. Among them, "Qin" refers to nobility, nobility, character, and fame.
3. Also, sailing refers to boating, sailing or flying, which is extended to mean moving forward bravely and embracing all rivers. The combination of the two words "Yihang" has the connotation of good luck, smooth sailing, and setting sail. It is a good name with profound meaning.
4. Yi Xunxun refers to special and meaningful contributions. Extended to achievement, achievement, merit, meritorious service and excellence. Paired with the word "Yi", it means immeasurable merit, shocking the past and the present, and achieving success and fame.