The 36 most taboo words in naming are Moon, Zhe, Chao, Bin, Yu, Zhi, Ting, Shuo, Jian, Mei, Frost, Xia, Ying, Wei, Zhi, Ping, Yu, Lian, Feng, Zhu, Ning, Shuang, Xian, Ju, Ru, Meng.
Many Chinese characters in China are polyphonic characters, and each word has multiple pronunciations. If you choose a name, try to avoid using polyphonic characters, because it will cause a lot of trouble in social communication. Use less uncommon words, which most people don't know after reading, and it is easy to cause an embarrassing situation.
The folk traditions of the Han nationality are all about seniority, and each generation will use a word * * *. You will know what your seniority is when you look at your name. It is disrespectful to ancestors and elders to disturb the order of generations and directly name them.
Naming principle:
If you want to choose a good name, you should know the child's innate destiny, whether Yin and Yang are in harmony, and whether the five elements are equal. If there is a problem, we can use the name to reconcile, change the baby's bad luck, and find the right meaning through strokes and patterns.
Names should have auspicious mathematical meaning. The quality of names is not the meaning of words, but mathematics, because people who are called wealth are not necessarily wealth, and people who are called heroes are not necessarily heroes, so names should be mathematically auspicious, at least semi-auspicious. 21, 23, 26, 28, 29, 33, 39, etc. should be avoided to avoid misfortune in marriage.