Complete list of names next to the word "Tu": Shengzhe, Jianzhi, Mowen, Chenghong, Chenqi, etc.
1. Sage
"Sage" comes from "Li Sao": "The sage of Fuwei walks with prosperity." The word "sage" contains the word "tu", which refers to a person who is proficient in a certain knowledge or skill and has achieved extremely high achievements. It also refers to a person who is holy or wise. In ancient times, it was often used to describe emperors. It is a very domineering word. "Philosophy" refers to philosophy and philosophy. "Sage" means that the boy has superhuman morality and intelligence.
2. Firm will
"Strong will" comes from "Nine Chapters·Xi Chan": "If you want to run wildly, you will lose your way; if you are firm, you will not be able to bear it." The word "Jian" contains earth, which means resolute and firm; "Zhi" means ambition and ambition. "Jianzhi" as a boy's name can refer to firm will, tenacity and perseverance.
3. Ink writing
The word "mo" is accompanied by the word "tu", which can refer to ink, or it can also be a metaphor for knowledge or the ability to read and learn calligraphy. "Wen" refers to people who are educated and talented, and the word "Mo" is very cultural. "Mowen" can refer to a boy who is talented and has very strong learning ability and cultural accomplishment.
4. Chenghong
"Cheng" is the word next to the word "Tu", which refers to city walls and cities. When used in boys' names, it can mean strong and tough. "Hong" means big and grand, which matches the city. It literally means that the city wall is very grand and strong. Therefore, "Chenghong" as a personal name can mean that a boy is strong and unyielding and has great momentum.
5. Chenqi
The basic meaning of the word "chenqi" is flying dust or the world. The beautiful meaning of the word "chen" is that the future can be different, outstanding and refined.