Ao Guofu - Five Elements: Earth, Wood, Water. The name comes from the idiom "the country is rich and the people are strong, the people are rich and the country is strong, the country is rich and the people are safe."
The baby was born on the International Struggle for Peace and Democracy and Freedom Day, and the Chinese character was chosen from it. The baby's birthplace is China, from which the Chinese character is chosen.
Judging from the birth date and horoscope, the name must have water to help, and the five-element attribute of the word "rich" is water. Judging from the zodiac sign, the zodiac sign is rabbit, the radical "倀" in the name should be auspicious, and the radical "倀" in the name should be "rich".
Guo means the world, national flower, and Chinese painting; Fu means rich, rich, rich, and has a beautiful meaning.
The five-square stroke combination of this name is 11-11-12, which means the five-square strokes are very lucky.
The name can be interpreted as: "When the country is prosperous and the people are singing and singing, the country is prosperous and the government is stable, and the Ming Dynasty is celebrated." The idiom "An Guo Fu Min" expands the artistic conception of the name
The Five Elements and Eight Characters name has a five element and eight character score of 98. (Mainly refer to whether the five elements used in the name meet the requirements of the eight-character Xiyong Shen)
Guo: In modern Chinese, the meaning of Guo is very simple, referring to the country. The ancients have "cultivation, family order, and country governance." The outlook on life is to "make the world peaceful". The country is the best material to express the higher level content of this outlook on life, so it is often used in names of people to express grand ambitions.
"Shuowen Jiezi" explains: Bangye. From mouth from or.
富: The original meaning of the word 富 refers to the abundance of property, as opposed to poverty, and later extended to include abundance, abundance and other meanings. For example, in "The Analects of Confucius" there is "Don't care if you are poor, and if you are rich you don't have pride", and in "Gouzi King System" there is "The king enriches the people, the hegemon enriches the land". The former in both cases refers to wealth, while the latter The meaning of increasing the territory. When used as a person's name, it not only brings wealth, but also has the meaning of enriching life. "Shuowen Jiezi" explains: Beiye. One is thick. From the sound of rattling.
The name can be interpreted as: "Reading to make the country rich and the people strong". The idiom "safeguarding the country and enriching the people" expands the artistic conception of the name.