that's a good name.
Ling: smart and flexible; Spirit, quick response, quick activity and beauty. The meaning of the name of Lingzi: Lingzi refers to the meaning of cleverness, quick response and Juan. Ze: refers to luster, moistening, grace, kindness and benevolent action. The meaning of the name "Ze": Ze refers to auspiciousness and kindness.
yin and yang are sympathetic, and the image of the wall is harmonious, which hides great success. Xiongwei Changda, good health, prosperous family, wealth and prosperity, longevity and longevity, everywhere. Start a family in another country and revive the family business. Even if it is not, it will win fame and honor and happiness.
Precautions for naming names
In naming names, there is also a relationship between Yin and Yang and the five elements. If this change of Yin and Yang can make up for the deficiency of the innate approval of eight characters, the fate of the parties will change from bad to good; On the contrary, if the acquired name, the relationship between Yin and Yang and the five elements play a role in aiding and abetting his innate criticism of the eight characters, then this person's fate will also change from good to bad, and it may also bring serious disasters at a critical time.
as the saying goes, "one life, two luck, three geomantic omen, four titles, five books". Therefore, the role of naming the day after tomorrow ranks fourth in this process and cannot be underestimated. To this end, the ancients had a saying: "It is better to give your son a good name than to give him a million dollars." In practice, when naming a name, we should first list the date of birth of the party concerned to see their likes and dislikes, and give priority when choosing a name.
don't put jealousy in your name, otherwise, you will kill people invisibly. For example, wang xing, a male, prefers fire to water, so his five-element configuration can be defined as "earth fire and soil" or "earth fire and fire", but never with "earth gold water" or "earth water and soil". This is the first principle to consider when naming.