How to use place names as names
Using place names as names is a common naming method.
For example, if a person is born in Liaoning, he is named Zhu Ning. For example, if a person is born in Beijing, he is named Jingsheng. Some are also named Yansheng, because Beijing is also called Yanjing.
Using place names as names is a simple and meaningful way of naming. The place name used is often the place of birth. This kind of name is a name composed of the abbreviation, pronoun and characteristics of the place of birth, plus accompanying words. Of course, if you were not born in this place, like this place, or have some connection with this place, you can also use this place as your name.
We have collected some abbreviations, code names and names that can represent the characteristics of this region for readers to refer to when naming.
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Beijing: Referred to as Jing. It was called Ji in ancient times. It was the capital of Yan during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It was the accompanying capital in the Liao Dynasty and was called Yanjing. People born in Beijing can use abbreviations such as Jing, Yan, Ji, Yandu, and Peidu as their names.
Gansu Province: referred to as Gan or Long. People born in Gansu can use Gan, Long, Yong, Liang, and Liangzhou as their names.
Hebei Province: referred to as Wing. People born in the river can use Yi and You as their names.
Henan Province: referred to as Henan. People born in Henan can use Yu, Zhongyuan and Zhongzhou as their names.
Shanxi Province: referred to as Jin. The provincial capital Taiyuan was historically called Jinyang, Yizhou and Bingzhou. People born in Shanxi can use Jin as their name, and people born in Taiyuan can use Jinyang, Yizhou, and Bingzhou as their names.
Shandong Province: referred to as Shandong. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it was the land of Qilu and other countries. We call people in Shandong Province Qilu people. People born in Shandong can use Qi or Lu as their names.
Shanghai: referred to as Shanghai. People born in Shanghai can use Hu as their name.
Jiangsu Province: referred to as Su. People born in Jiangsu can use Su or Chu as their names.
Zhejiang Province: referred to as Zhejiang. People born in Zhejiang can use Zhejiang and Yue as their names.
Anhui Province: referred to as the hospital. People born in Anhui can use courtyard as their name.
Jiangxi Province: referred to as Gan. People born in Jiangxi can use Gan or Jiujiang as their names.
Hubei Province: referred to as Hubei. Hubei was the State of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and belonged to Jingzhou during the Han Dynasty. People born in Hubei can use E or Chu Jing as their names. People born in Tianjin can use Jin and Gu as their names.
Chongqing: Chongqing for short. Because Chongqing is mountainous, it is known as a mountain city. People born in Chongqing can use Chongqing, Ba, or mountain cities as their names.
Heilongjiang Province: referred to as Heilongjiang Province. It was a solemn place in ancient times. People born in Heilongjiang can be named Sushen or Fuyu.
Jilin Province: Jilin Province for short. People born in Jilin can use the word "ji" as their name, which not only represents Jilin, but also means auspiciousness. Double meaning.
Liaoning Province: referred to as Liao. People born in Liaoning can use Liao, Youzhou, and Shengjing as their names.
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: referred to as Mongolia. People born in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region can use Meng as their name.
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: referred to as Xinjiang. People born in Xinjiang can use Xin, Xiyu, Beiting, and Anxi as their names. Tibet Autonomous Region: referred to as Tibet. People born in Tibet can use Tibetan, Qiang, or Rong as their names.
Shaanxi Province: referred to as Shaanxi or Qin. People born in Shaanxi can be named after Shaanxi, Qin, Neishi, Zhongjun, and Shangjun.
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region: Ning for short. People born in Ningxia can use Ning and Shuofang as their names. Sometimes Ning is similar to Ning in Liaoning
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Hunan Province: Hunan for short. People born in Hunan can use Xiang as their name.
Guizhou Province: referred to as Guizhou. People born in Guizhou can use Qian, Gui and Lan as their names.
Yunnan Province: People born in Yunnan can use Dian, Yun, Nanzhao, and Dali as their names.
Guangdong Province: referred to as Guangdong. The provincial capital, Guangzhou, is referred to as Sui, also known as Yangcheng. People born in Guangdong can use Cantonese, Suiyue and Baiyue as their names.
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: referred to as Gui.
People born in Guangxi can use Gui as their name.
Fujian Province: referred to as Min. People born in Fujian can use Min as their name. People born in Fuzhou can use Rong as their name.
Hainan Province: referred to as Qiong. People born in Hainan can use Qiong as their name.
Qinghai Province: Qinghai Province for short. People born in Qinghai can use Xirong, Qiang, Xihai and Heyuan as their names. People born in Xining can use Huangzhong as their name.
Sichuan Province: referred to as Sichuan or Shu. Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, is abbreviated as Rong, also known as Jincheng and Furong City. People born in Sichuan can use Sichuan, Shu, Yisan, Jiannan and Chengfu as their names. People born in Chengdu can use Rong and Jincheng as their names.
Nowadays, many people use place names as names, especially for children born in different places. Parents choose names to commemorate them.