1. Tian Zhen. When the two words "Tian and Zhen" are paired together, the sound is loud and domineering, giving boys the characteristics of being upright and powerful and revitalizing China. Pronounced tián and zhèn, it matches parents' search for domineering and nice-sounding boy names.
2. Tian Yu, Yu (yǔ) specifically refers to the first monarch of the Xia Dynasty in China. The name "Yu" means that the boy is smart, outstanding and capable. Pair it with the surname Tian to enhance the boyishness.
3. Tian Hao. The domineering nature of this name comes from the use of tone. The tone of "Hao" is a falling tone. When paired with the surname "Tian", the overall pronunciation of the name is loud and grand. Give boys the sky to reach the sky and the sky to be as broad as the sky.
4. Tian Muchen, the two characters "Mu and Chen" each represent managers, such as people who herd cattle. One represents the place where the emperor lived. It strengthens the auspicious meaning, which means that a boy named Tian is outstanding, noble, highly respected and strict in self-discipline.
5. Tian Changjun, the original meaning of "Chang" is good, legitimate, and refers to legitimate speech. "Jun" means outstanding intelligence, nobility, outstandingness and excellence. The combination of the two words with the surname Tian means that the boy is handsome, young, promising and outstanding.