Zeng Zhensheng, Sheng means bright, and the pronunciation is better.
Zeng Zhenyu, Zeng Zhenrui, Zeng Zhenliang, Zeng Zhenqi, Qi means a thousand-mile horse. Zeng Zhenyuan, Zeng Zhentao, Zeng Zhenxiang, Zeng Zhenyue, Zeng Zhenliang, Zeng Zhenchi, Zeng Zhenxin
Zeng Chunhui, because the sixth day after the birth of the child is the Spring Festival, the word spring is used. Hui means sunshine. The word Chunhui is also found in ancient poems. Li Bai's "Cherishing the Remaining Spring": "Seeing the crossroads of gossamer, netting Chunhui to retain people." Su Shi's poem "Han Lugang": "The clear harbor is full of spring light, and catkins fly when asparagus grows."
2. Meng Jiao's "The Song of the Wandering Son": "The thread in the hands of a loving mother is on the clothes of the wandering child... Whoever speaks of the heart of an inch of grass will be rewarded with three rays of spring." Later, "chunhui" was used as a metaphor for maternal love.