Judging from the date of birth, the name of jade needs gold, and the five elements of jade are gold. Judging from the zodiac, the zodiac is a dragon, and the name should have a radical to become auspicious and a radical to become jade.
Judging from the date of birth, the name of the mountain needs gold, and the eight-character and five-element attribute of the mountain is gold.
The word "jade" means treasure, treasure and precious metal; Mountain means rare, coral and mountain, which is the meaning of beauty.
The pronunciations of Liu, Yu and Shan are Li ú, Yu and shān, and the tones are rising, falling and falling. Beautiful melody, catchy.
The font Liu Wei has a left-right structure, and the nomenclatural stroke is15; Yu is a left-right structure with the name 13 strokes; The mountain is a left-right structure with the name 10 stroke; Beautiful fonts are good for writing.
The five strokes of the name are 15- 13- 10, all of which are excellent.
The implied name can be interpreted as: "Treasure? Rare. "
Liu Wuxing: Jin, Liu and Liu are the surnames you specified. From the perspective of birth, the name needs gold, and the five elements of Liuzi are gold.
The word snow is recommended by Mei Mingteng, which can better match your surname.
From the perspective of the zodiac, the zodiac is a dragon, and there should be a radical called Ji in the name, and a good radical called Qi.
The word snow means noble, snowy and discerning; Good means auspicious, beautiful, festive and has a beautiful meaning.
The melodies of Liu, Xue and Jia are Li ú, Xu Wei and jiā, and the tones are rising, rising and falling. Beautiful melody, catchy.
The font Liu Wei has a left-right structure, and the nomenclatural stroke is15; Snow is a superstructure, and its name is 1 1. Good at left and right structure, 8 strokes of name painting; Beautiful fonts are good for writing.
The five strokes of the name are 15- 1 1-8, all of which are excellent.
The moral of the name can be interpreted as: "Good year, Zhao Rui, three winter snow festivals like February flowers." The idiom "giving charcoal in the snow" expands the artistic conception of names.