In fact, in China, when naming a child, there is indeed a very big deal. In some family histories, the generation is based on this character. For example, the father's generation is based on the character "平". So, when it comes to the children's or son's generation, it means Yang. When it comes to the grandson's generation, it means Ming.
As for another thing, in fact, many families will name their babies based on their personality, appearance, etc. Some babies are sweeter, so they will also be sweet. Some babies are smarter, so they are called Yangya and so on. It mainly depends on how well the baby barks, as well as the baby's personality, age, etc., to make a judgment.
When it comes to naming children in China, grandparents usually name them more often, but in some cases in big cities, it may be their biological parents who name them more often. If it starts more often, it looks like a girl, and it will have the word "xin" and the word "rainbow" in it. For boys, there will be some um that are more masculine, such as the yang character of "gang" and "heng". These literal meanings are very good. For girls, I hope that in the future, I can grow up to be very beautiful and talented, and become a girl who is loved by everyone and is full of poetry and calligraphy.
As for boys, I hope that they can become officials and do business in the future, so I will give them names that are more masculine or that can suppress them. I hope it can bring him good luck. On the other hand, the words are easier to remember. For example, if you use the word "gang", you wish the child good luck in his future life. No matter what difficulties you encounter, you can be as tenacious as steel. Don’t be defeated by difficulties, and hope to persevere along the way.
So, in fact, some words in every name represent a blessing and meaning for the child. I hope that the children will be better or stronger as they grow up, and for girls, I hope that they can be good girls who are loved by others in the future.