What is old-fashioned is probably something that has achieved too much to mention.
Names generally contain blessings, so you see that many rural children have nicknames that are relatively cheap. Cheap names are easy to make a living: Goudan, Gouzheng, etc. - - (not in a derogatory sense) )
Girls are mostly related to flowers and beautiful things: such as plum, lotus, flower, treasure, beauty, treasure, etc.
If you want to be ordinary but not tacky, there are several points:
First, the name should not be too uncommon or complicated. Ordinariness is often associated with simplicity, so a name that is too complicated feels unfamiliar to me. One is that it may be mispronounced and confused (looking for it randomly)
Secondly, the meaning. Well, I have a friend who named his child Ni Xiang because he cried very loudly when he was born and his surname was Ni. The name is very ordinary, but when you pronounce it backwards, it turns into thinking of you. This is what his wife thought, the crystallization of love.
Let’s talk about other things. I happened to see it, so I just said it.
PS: Speaking of this, I suddenly thought of the name of the third uncle’s tomb robber, Zhang Qiling. To be honest, if it were Zhang Xling, his name would be very ordinary, but the first word makes him lively. And it won’t look flashy, and it matches the characters in the novel. (= =Sorry, I got cute for my little brother recently.)