1. Zhao Yinuo
Taken from Chao Buzhi's poem "You should not always be Pei Xiunuo, why not hide your mouth and remain silent".
奕: The word "奕" is pronounced as yì, and the five elements of the word "奕" belong to wood. When used as a person's name, it means grace, radiance, and flower-like jade.
nuo: the word nuo is pronounced as nuò, and the five elements of the word nuo belong to fire. When used as a name, it means honesty, keeping promises, and being cautious in words and deeds.
2. Zhao Zhonglin
Taken from Liu Changqing's poem "Zhongfu, Wang Zuocai, bowed down to hate the fragrant position".
Zhong: The word Zhong is pronounced as zhòng. The five elements of Zhong belong to fire. When used as a name, it means potential ability, erudition and versatility.
Lin: Lin is pronounced as lín, and the five elements of Lin belong to water. When used as a name, it means warmth, grace, and blessing.
3. Zhao Jianghao
Taken from Wang Yishan's poem "The willows welcome the wind, the sun shines brightly, the spring scenery is very luxurious."
江: The word jiang is pronounced as jiāng, and the five elements of the word jiang belong to water. When used as a name, it means ambitious, strong-willed, and endless life.
Hao: The word Hao is pronounced as háo. The five elements of the word Hao belong to water. When used as a name, it means wealth, affection, meaning, excellence, etc.