Xin, pronounced x Ρ n, "Jin" originally refers to an axe Jin, which means "chipping". "Heart" refers to a gloomy mood. The combination of "heart" and "Jin" means that "a dark mood is like a virgin forest that can't see the sun. Once a tree that covers the sky is cut down with an axe, it will suddenly light up". Original meaning: chisel the gloom and let go of the mood. Cheerful mood. Extended meaning: rejoice, enlighten and inspire; Seeing clearly, I am happy. Being used as a person's name means keen, joyful and delicate; Boys' names are suitable for matching words with sonorous pronunciation and tall and straight glyphs, such as Feng, Gang and Li. Girls' names are suitable for matching words with gentle pronunciation and soft font, such as Meng, Yuan and Shu.
appreciation of the names of Xin characters:
Wang Xin, Chen Xin, Zhao Xin, Li Xin, Liu Xin, Zhang Xin
Jiang Xin, Zheng Xin, Huang Xin, Ye Xin, Yu Xin, Ming Xin
Xin Yi, Xin Ting, Xin Yun, Xin Bei and Xin Zhi.