1. Chengxian
Source: The day before yesterday at the White Tiger Palace of Chengen, who would not be envious when I returned to see you - Miscellaneous verses about sending Zhang Xianxin back to Hexi as deputy envoy - Complete Tang Dynasty poems
The meaning of these two sentences is that I received a reward in the White Tiger Palace the day before yesterday. Who wouldn’t be envious when I returned? "Chengxian" is selected from the sentence. "Xian" means envy. Used alone in the name, it will give people a feeling of self-satisfaction. Adding the word "cheng" can be understood as inheriting other people's envy without Publicity makes you appear modest in temperament. Jiangnan Yilin believes that "Chengxian" is a suitable name for a boy, as it has the meaning of a smooth future, modesty and prudence.
2. Ruiyu
Source: Orioles sing and swallows utter fragrant Fei Festival, Rui Tinghuafa - Houtinghua (or add the word "Yushu") - Complete Tang Dynasty poems
The meaning of these two sentences is that spring is full of joy, the girls are chatting and laughing, and the flowers in the courtyard are blooming. The poet here reflects the joyful atmosphere in early spring. "Ruiyu" is selected from the middle of the sentence, which can be understood as saying auspicious words. Jiangnan Yilin believes that giving this name to a boy means that he will have profound blessings, and that he will have smooth sailing whether in study or work, and will not have to worry about his parents.
3. Haoran
Source: Haoran, an old man from Dunhuang, is willing to stay as the prefect for another five years - The Song of the Back Court of the Prefect of Dunhuang - All Tang Poems
This The meaning of the two sentences is that the white-haired old man in Dunhuang is highly respected in his youth and sincerely wants to retain the prefect for a few more years. In these two sentences, the poet reflects that the prefect's political achievements are outstanding and the people live and work in peace and contentment under his governance. "Haoran" is chosen from the middle of the sentence, and it can be understood that the person acts fairly, perfectly and aboveboard, and does not follow the truth. Jiangnan Yilin believes that the name "Haoran" also has the meaning of being sunny and cheerful, and it is very suitable as a name for a boy.
4. Yanming
Source: The candle is extinguished but the moon is bright, the clothes are shy and cool - Qing Ping Le (Part 2) - All Song Poems
This The meaning of these two sentences is that the candlelight is extinguished, but there is still moonlight. Even if you close your clothes tightly, you are still afraid of the coldness. The poet describes the subtle insights in daily life through these two sentences, which is very life-like. "Yanming" was chosen as the name for the boy, which can be understood as the moonlight continuing the brightness of the candlelight, which means that the child can walk and sit upright and is not afraid of the dark; he is talented and does not have to worry about not having a talent.
5. Shang Ran
Source: Seeing the king still young, it is sad to see him not to die - send Hu Xiang back to the king's house and leave his career - the whole Tang Dynasty poems
This The meaning of these two sentences is that you are still very young, so don’t be sad if you fail. The poet here writes his own advice to frustrated people. "Shang Ran" is selected from the middle of the sentence, and it also implies the meaning of exhortation in the sentence, which means to work hard while you are young. It doesn't matter even if you fail, because you are still young. Giving this name to the child also hopes that she (he) can calm down, not be too utilitarian, and maintain a young person's nature.
6. Heart of Yao
Source: Fengren has the heart to wish Yao, and from then on he will live happily ever after - Mulan Hua (with Doctor He) - Complete Song Dynasty Ci
The meaning of these two sentences is to wish you longevity and happiness, and live happily every year. In these two sentences, the poet expressed his birthday wishes to the old man. "Xin Yao" was chosen as the name, firstly, it means that the child will be healthy and free from illness and disaster; secondly, it is hoped that the child will have good moral character, always have awe of Emperor Yao, and learn from his cultivation and conduct. Jiangnan Yilin believes that "Xin Yao" also means delicate thoughts, integrity and nobleness.