The meanings and origins of the names of celebrities in grade three are as follows:
1. Li Bai
Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, is famous for his romantic poems. There are two versions of his name. The first one is that when his father and his mother were against each other, when he was young, Li Bai said, "Li Hua is in full bloom."
2. Du Fu
The poet "Du Fu", whose word is Zi Mei, calls himself "Shaoling Yelao". His poems are mainly realistic, and he is called "Li Du" with Li Bai. The word "Fu" in his name and "Fu" in Shuo Wen Jie Zi "mainly refer to the beauty of men in ancient times.
3. Su Shi
Su Shi is not only a writer, but also a painter and calligrapher. Li Zhimin, a professor at Peking University, praised him as "a master of all-round art", which is remarkable for his extraordinary ability. His words are profound and he is named Dongpo layman. The word "Shi" in its name originated from "looking forward to it", which symbolizes complacency and great ambition. It originally refers to the armrest in front of the car. As a name, it also means obscurity, helping the poor and being great and selfless.
4. Dai wangshu
Dai wangshu, whose name is "wangshu", is derived from wangshu grass, which is selected from "Notes on the Picking Up of Tales". "(wangshu grass) Its color is red, its leaves are like lotus, and it looks like a roll of lotus from a distance, which means forgetting all the uncomfortable and free life".
5. Xu Zhimo
His name was "Zhimo", which was taken by his father. When Xu Zhimo was a child, he invited a monk with a noble name to touch his bones and tell his fortune. In the statement, he said, "Master Xu's bones are beautiful, and he will succeed in the future." His father was very happy, so he named him "Zhimo", hoping that he would succeed in his career and become a country in the future.