Shi, Jia, Bai, Pei, Yuan, Hong, Ming, Chu, Da or Tai, Fang, Xiao, Min, Yong, Yuan, Yi, Zi, Shi, Si, Yi, Qian, etc.
Shi: It can be used as a general term for scholars, and is often called scholars. Such as Pang Shiyuan, Lu Shilong, Deng Shizai, Liu Shiqi, etc.
Beautiful: elegant, elegant and beautiful. Beauties have different bodies, and beauties have different faces, but they are all reflected in the eyes. ——"Huainanzi·Shuo Lin"
Cai: noble and pure. As the years get colder, you will know that the pines and cypresses will wither. ——"The Analects of Confucius·Zihan"
Pei: elegant and beautiful. The remaining pieces are in Lipu. ——"Chu Ci·Xiangjun"
Source: origin, source. Enlighten people's ears and eyes, and find out the source of the law. ——"Old Book of Tang·Preface to the Biography of Confucianism"
Hong: Feiling, bravery, implying Lingqi and Yuanzhi. The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan. ——"Historical Records·Chen She Family"
Inscription: Mingzhi. Determine people's ambitions, and set intentions to repay. It also sounds the same as "ming", meaning to be outstanding and a blockbuster. Those who inscribe their own names. It is also a person who uses his name to praise the beauty of his ancestors and make it clear to future generations. ——"Book of Rites and Sacrifice"
Chu: Beginning. Used as names, such as: Yang Benchu, Lu Zhichu.
Da or Tai, in ancient times, were commonly used as names, such as Wang Taihe, Wen Taizhen, and Han Jingtai.
Fang: Integrity. "The Analects of Confucius": "A gentleman can bully his prescription." The character "Fang" is used as a person's name, such as: Lu Zhengfang, Li Jifang, Jiang Kaifang, etc.
Xiao: Filial piety, named after the word "filial piety". Such as Wang Xiaoxian, Li Xiaoran, Tian Xiaochun, Li Xiaocun, etc.
Min: that is, ordinary people. This is a beautiful word of humility, used as a person's name. Such as Zhou Shanmin, Wang Yimin, Yuan Weimin, Wang Jiamin, etc.
Yong: long-term meaning, with the word "Yong" in a person's name. Such as Cui Yongyuan, Wang Yonggang, Jiang Yongning, Liu Yongsheng, Wu Yonggui, etc.
Yuan: At the beginning, it has a general meaning and is used as a person’s name. Such as Li Yuanba, Tian Lianyuan, Yang Wenyuan, Chen Yuancai, etc.
Yi: more than ordinary, used as a name. Such as: Chen Yifei, Zhang Yunyi, Chen Ruyi, etc.
子: Refers specifically to a learned man, a good name. Such as Wang Ziyi, Hua Ziliang, Yang Zirong, Du Ziyuan, Ren Zimei, etc.
Shi: It can be used as a general term for scholars, often called scholars. Such as Pang Shiyuan, Lu Shilong, Deng Shizai, Liu Shiqi, etc.
Si: Missing, named with the word "Si". Such as Cheng Siyuan, Zhang Xuesi, Xing Chengsi, Yu Side, etc.
Yi: justice, reasonable. Such as Shen Yishan, Yang Yiju, Huang Yizhen, Liu Chongyi, Liu Yilong, Shi Zhengyi, etc.
Qian: Because Qian has the connotation of beauty, later generations often used it as a name for women. Such as Gao Yuqian, Wang Qianru, Li Qianyun, etc.