The sooner you change your name, the better. Renaming a child when he is young will make people around him adapt quickly. The older you get, the wider your social circle will be, and the greater the impact of changing your name will be. It is a little difficult for people in social circles to remember this new name. Therefore, parents need to choose to rename their children according to the eight characters in time. Eight-character naming suggestion
If you want to name a name that conforms to birthdates, you must first measure the child's eight-character and five-line characters, and choose a suitable attribute word to name according to the lack of five-line characters in the child's numerology. Only in line with the lack of five elements can we make up for some of the child's personality defects, thus achieving the purpose of changing the name. The simplest way to distinguish the attributes of fire, water and soil in Jin Mu is to judge the attributes of Chinese characters according to the radicals, so even parents who don't understand the attributes of the five elements can understand this. The word
Guanbin
Guanzi in Geely's complete collection of names has the meaning of ranking first, which symbolizes that the boy who belongs to Niu is brilliant and will surely stand out from the crowd and make some achievements. The word "Bin" gives people a sense of gentleness and noble character. Many parents want their children to be literary and cultured, and this implication is very beautiful. Moreover, the "wood" shape is a favorite word used by cattle in the zodiac, which can improve the numerology of cattle boys.
hibiscus
The name "hibiscus" comes from the idiom "water hibiscus", which refers to another name of lotus. Lotus is generally used to describe fresh and elegant temperament and temperament, and the poem "Out of the mud but not stained" extends the meaning. As a girl's name, "hibiscus" means a girl's noble character and a fresh and refined temperament.
Li Fei
The top of Li represents the four directions, and the bottom of Li represents the smoothness, which is a beautiful word; Fei describes flowers and plants as lush and fragrant, which is also a common word for girls' names. The capital of Li and Fei is "bitter", and the bitter-shaped word is also suitable for the Year of the Ox, indicating that the baby will not worry about food and clothing all his life.