芩 qín
〔Scutellaria baicalensis〕A perennial herb with opposite leaves, lavender flowers, or bluish-white flowers, long roots, dark yellow color, and can be used as medicine.
In ancient books, it refers to plants such as reeds. ;
The word "qin" used in the name means tenacity, strength and indifference, and it also means auspiciousness and connotation.
1. The five-element attribute of the character Qin is wood. According to the principle that wood subdues the earth in the five elements, it is taboo to name the character Qin with characters belonging to the five elements earth;
2. The character Qin It is taboo to name a name with a character that has the same rhyme as ín or a character that has the same tone as Yangping. It will be difficult to pronounce and has no sense of rhythm;
3. It is taboo to name a name with the same character as an ancestor. If the ancestor's name contains "qin" The younger generation is taboo to name with the character Qin.
Verses with the word qin:
1. Scutellaria baicalensis is wonderful for heat in the heart, and ginseng is not cold in nature.
2. In September, the field is white, and the Qinqin and Qiumen are green.
3. If the king is arrogant and virtuous, there will be food for the deer when it roars.
4. Every day I look for poria by the stream, and the rocks often hide the green of Fengshan.
5. Flying and stopping, eating wild herbs.