The five elements of folk characters belong to water.
The so-called five elements belong to water means that the day, stem, and sky representing oneself in a person's innate horoscope are water elements. Water governs wisdom, its nature is intelligent, its emotion is kind, its taste is salty, and its color is black.
When used as a person's name, the word "min" means stability, diligence, and purity. The personality characteristics of the five elements of water are mainly intelligence and frankness. Their memory ability is strong, and they will think twice before they act or speak. There are two types of water, flowing water and still water. People with the flowing water type are more active, proactive, restless, impatient, and busy. People with the still water type are relatively calm, silent, peaceful, and non-controversial.
Ancient Chinese philosophers used the Five Elements Theory to explain the formation and interrelationship of all things in the world. It emphasizes the whole and aims to describe the movement form and transformation relationship of things. Yin and Yang are the ancient theory of the unity of opposites, and the Five Elements are the original system theory.
About the naming of the word min
1. Mincheng (mín chéng) - Cheng, the five elements are gold, and the radical is 钅, which refers to pure metals, such as pure gold, pure Silver, pure copper, pure iron, by extension, are ceremonial weapons made of pure copper or pure iron. When used as a person's name, it means perseverance, truthfulness, and tenacity;
2. Jianmin (jiàn mín) - Jian, the five elements are wood, the radical is 亻, strong, good health, energetic, agile , clever, talented; brave. When used as a person's name, it means vigorous, energetic and strong;
3. Min Kun (mín kūn) - Kun, the five elements are gold, the radical is 锅, 锟铻 refers to what is recorded in ancient books The name of the mountain means that the iron produced can be used to make swords, so the sword is also called "kun". Also known as "Kunwu" when used as a personal name, it means perseverance, straightforwardness and nobility;
4. Minfeng (mín fēng) - Feng, the five elements are water, the radical is 氵, the name of water and place name Use words. It also describes a river with abundant water, forming the word Fengpei. Fengtong's "Feng" means "in March of spring, plants grow wildly". "Shui" and "Feng" are combined to mean "water that is abundant in spring and can irrigate crops". When used as a person's name, it means the noble qualities of good harvest, willingness to help others, and continuous self-improvement;
5. Minya (mín yá) - Ya, the five elements are water, the radical is 氵, and the original meaning is waterside. Generally refers to margin; also refers to scope and limit. When used as a personal name, it means broad, deep, diligent and studious.