Taboos in naming: Use less uncommon words. First, avoid complicated strokes. Such words are troublesome and ugly to write, and most people do not recognize them. They are difficult to read and difficult to understand, which affects communication and hinders the effective use of the normal functions of names. Second, avoid odd and rare words. Weird and rare words hinder interpersonal communication. When a person cannot pronounce another person's name, it will produce a feeling of embarrassment, unpleasantness, disgust, and even a reluctance to interact with them. A psychology expert has made statistics and found that people named with relatively uncommon words generally have poor social skills, and 80% of them are withdrawn.