The name "Yi" means wealth, auspiciousness, ease and comfort, and it means auspiciousness and connotation.
1. The five-element attribute of Yi is earth. According to the principle that earth controls water, it is taboo to name Yi with the five-element water element.
2. It is taboo to name the character Yi with a character that has the same rhyme rhyme as í or the same tone as Yangping. This will make it difficult to pronounce and have no sense of rhythm.
3. It is taboo to name Yi with the same character as the ancestor. If the ancestor’s name contains the word Yi, the younger generation is taboo to name it with Yi.
Yí rán (yí rán) is mostly used in the boy's poem from Jia Dao, "Yi's work has not been reported, and he is upbeat at night."
Yi Han (yí hán) is mostly used for girls to take poems from Queen Zetian, "Including animals and plants, they are prosperous and dry, and the treasures are growing and they are praising the scenery."
Jiayi (jiā yí) is mostly used for boys. The poem from the song of the court meeting in the suburban temple "When the gods are gone, it will be the end of the world."
Xuan Yi (xuān yí) is mostly used in the boy's poem taken from Zhao Bian, "Xuanci Zhongshan I am alone, "Yesterday I introduced Yiwu Shu."
Yimeng (yí méng) is mostly used for girls, taken from Li Yisun's poem "Li Yisun, originally written by Li Yi"
Shū yí. It is mostly used for girls. It is taken from Li Yisun's poem "Li Yisun, originally written by Li Yi."