Question 2: How to choose a font size for yourself? You can take the homonym of your own name or omit a word of your own name, such as Peng Pai and Peng Ran; You can also take it according to your own preference or pursuit style: meaning first, cherish time, Tian Li, ambition, etc. Please adopt it.
Question 3: How to clear your name (jade) realm and (red) mood? People's names match each other, and their preferences are also attached to their names. Word: Ran Jing. Loving painting and calligraphy is the sublimation of knowledge, that is, reaching a high level. Love travel and sports life must return to nature as soon as possible, so that life is full of vitality, and!
Question 4: How to choose a font size for yourself? Word: concurrently, it refers to both civil and military.
Question 5: How do you walk the realm of font size (jade) and the artistic conception (red)? People's names match each other, and their preferences are also attached to their names. Word: Ran Jing. Loving painting and calligraphy is the sublimation of knowledge, that is, reaching a high level. Love travel and sports life must return to nature as soon as possible, so that life is full of vitality, and!
Question 6: How to give yourself a favorite name!
Question 7: Choose a font size for yourself? How to get it? If there are words that can be disassembled in the name, you can disassemble them to make your own font size. For example, Shu Sheyu tries to understand the meaning, otherwise it will make a joke or make the lotus stable.
Question 8: How to choose a font size for yourself and ask for help? Contrary to the cloud, it means taking off.
Question 9: How a painter gives himself a font size "Zi" is often an explanation and supplement to a name, because it is the same as "Ming", so it is also called "ideographic character". With the progress of society, the development of language and the strengthening of consciousness, people's names are becoming more and more complicated, and naming people has become a science. When naming a name, you should carefully consider its connotation and think it over and over again. Five principles of naming: "There are five names, namely, faithfulness, righteousness, image, falsehood and classification." The practice of emphasizing meaning and connotation in naming has lasted for thousands of years.
The main components of "Zi" are related to the meaning of this name, which are introduced as follows:
1. Synonymy: that is, ideographic characters and names have the same meaning, are interlinked, and are in a parallel relationship, so they are also called "parallel type". For example:
Qu Ping, etymology. Guangping said the original text, meaning the same.
Yan Hui, the word Zi Yuan. Deep and backwater have the same meaning.
In Yu, the word "I" means the same thing to me.
Xu Fan, this word is too late. Being late and being late both mean "waiting".
Zhang Heng, the word Ping Zi. Equality and fairness are the same.
2. Similarity of meaning: that is, ideograms and names are similar in meaning, but not exactly the same, and can complement each other, which is called "auxiliary type". For example:
Loud, the word "Luan". Luan and Wen are both birds, but they are not the same species. Beauty and husband and wife can complement each other.
Lu Ji, the word Shi Heng. Machine and scale are the stars in the Beidou, which complement each other.
Zheng Qiao, Yu Yuzhong. Wood is wood, and fishing is fishing. They are often companions and help each other.
Li Yu, word Li Weng. Fishermen often wear hats.
Chen Lin, the word Kong Zhang. Lin and Zhang are jade articles, which complement each other.
3. The opposite meaning: that is, the ideograph is opposite to the name, which can be called "contradiction", such as:
Ceng Dian, the word Xi. The spots are black and dirty, and the face is white.
Zhu and Yu. Light is morning and darkness is night.
Liu Guo, change the word. It wouldn't be wrong if you changed it.
Ji Wang, this word is useless. Achievement and reactive power are just the opposite.
4. Consistent meaning: that is, ideographs and names often come from one sentence, with the same meaning, and the meaning of the name is supplemented or modified. This situation can be called "expansion", such as:
Xu Gan, word length. Confucius said, "Do it." Names and words have the same meaning in one sentence, and words are supplementary explanations of names.
Cao Cao, the word Meng De. Xunzi? The article "Encouraging Learning" says: "Life depends on reason, death depends on reason, and the husband calls it moral exercise." In a word, the combination of words and names into moral conduct is moral conduct, and word-to-name is a decorative explanation and supplement.
Zhao Yun, Zi Zilong. The Book of Changes said, "Clouds follow dragons and winds follow tigers." A name in a sentence has the same meaning as a word.
Lu Yu, the word hung-chien. Zhouyi Ri: "Hung-chien can be an instrument of Lu Chyi Yu." This word explains the name.
Smart and honest words. "Book of Rites" Day: "Honesty is clear." In a word, honesty is the premise of Ming, and Ming is the consequence of honesty.
Yu Qian, the word Ting Yi. "Shangshu" said: "Modesty." In a word, modesty is the premise and interest is the result of modesty.
5. Meaning extension: that is, the extension of the meaning of a name. This situation can be called "extension". For example:
Li Bai, the words are too white. Taibai refers to Taibai Venus, which is an extension of Taiyi.
Du Mu, the word Mu Zhi. Mu Zhi is grazing, which expands the meaning of grazing.
Yang Da, the word Shida. Scholar, that is, the meaning of scholar's progress, further extends the meaning of achievement.
Qiu, the word forever. Yongxi is a provincial contract of "not getting old but not getting old", which comes from The Book of Songs? Truffles expand the meaning of tin.
Ray's words are too simple. It is also an extension that emphasizes simplicity.
In interpersonal communication, first names are generally used as polite terms, courtesy names, respectful names and long names. Peers only call each other by their first names when they know each other well. In most cases, it is considered impolite to call each other or others by their first names. It is considered polite to compliment each other among peers. When writing letters or making phone calls from the bottom up, you can call them by their first names, but you must never call them by their first names, especially the names of the monarch or parents and elders, or even mention them, otherwise it would be "disrespectful" or "out of line", thus resulting in the unique "taboo" system in China. I won't say it here for the time being, but I will introduce it in detail below.
In ancient times, names and words were called together to show respect. There are two situations that deserve our attention:
The first situation is that in the pre-Qin period, when a name and a word are linked together, the word should follow the name. For example:
Confucius' father Jia, the ancestor of Confucius in the Song Dynasty, "Confucius' father" is a word; Jia "is a name; The surname is "Gongsun".
Shu is the father of Confucius, and "Ge" is a surname. Uncle Liang >>
Question 10: How did the ancients choose the font size? Ancient people had names soon after they were born, and they had to take characters when they grew up. The two men linked together and abused each other. Regarding the role of the two, Wang Yingkui, a Qing Dynasty man, once said: "The ancients were righteous in their names and virtuous in their words." It means that names are used to distinguish each other, while words are used to express virtue. They have different properties and uses. Generally speaking, in ancient times, name was a kind of phased title. When I was a child, I called my nickname, but when I grew up, I called my name. With words, the name becomes something that should be avoided. If it is commensurate, it can only be called words, not names. In most cases, a name and a word * * * together constitute a person's code name. Although the uses are different, there is still a connection between them. The ancients chose words mostly because of their names, and it was almost impossible to see the relationship between names and the content of words. For example, Zhang Fei, a famous star of the Three Kingdoms, was named Yide. In this name, "Fei" is the name, and "Yi De" is the explanation of "Fei" because "Fei" is "the virtue of wings" (the merit created by flapping wings). Another example is Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, whose word is happiness. There is also a connection between names and words, that is, "music" is the cause and "music" is the result. Only by living in peace can we know that life is happy. There are many kinds of ancient names, and words have different uses. At first, people's choice of words was very simple, and there was often only one word, which was associated with words such as character, bo, bell and symbol. For example, Yan Hui, a disciple of Confucius, used the word Zi Yuan, Ran Geng used the word Bo Niu, and ran yong used the word Zhong Gong. Yuan, Niu and Gong in these names are their words. Of course, some people simply use one word when choosing words, without adding other words, such as Chen Sheng's words and Xiang Yu's words. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the choice of names and words became more and more exquisite, and the situation became more and more complicated. When people become famous, they often regard the choice of words as very important. Some people pay attention to imitating the ancients when choosing words, such as "the rule of scholars", "the thinking of saints" and "the understanding of teachers" Some people have high hopes for the parties and choose words such as "gentleness" (long life) and "eternal safety". These are of far-reaching significance. In addition to names and words, the ancients also used numbers instead of names. No. is a fixed alias, also known as "alias". As early as the Zhou Dynasty, people began to take numbers. In this regard, "Zhou Li" explained that number means "it is more beautiful to respect its name", which means that number is a kind of honorific title or a good title other than name and character. The early trumpet has this feature, and most of them are sages and scholars. For example, Lao Zi's nickname is Guang, and Fan Li's nickname is Li Yizipi. In the pre-Qin period, there were not many famous people. By the time of Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were still not many people taking numbers. The only historical records are Mr. Wu (alias Mr. Wu Liu) and Ge Hong (alias Bao Puzi). However, in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with the prosperity of feudal countries and the highly developed culture, more and more people took names other than words and names. For example, Li Bai's Qinglian layman, Du Fu's Shaoling Yelao, and Bai Juyi's Xiangshan layman all belong to this category. In the Song Dynasty, the wind of taking numbers further developed. The well-known "Water Margin" 108 will have nicknames, representing the social atmosphere at that time. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, people regarded numbering as a fashion, and almost everyone from the emperor to the common people had a number. As Chao Ling recorded in the book Shao Li Bian, at that time, "there were many people in the village, and there were only a few illiterate people, both mediocre and crazy, and full of pine springs. It's ridiculous to be a mountain for brothers, a water for brothers, a pine for men and a bamboo for men. Recently, women also have it, and people call it' an old man with curly hair like me', which is a pity. "Even some thieves who become outlaws have nicknames. For example, an example of a county magistrate handling a case in the above book is very telling. This example is about a county magistrate who accused the prisoner of excusing himself when trying a theft case. The prisoner suddenly said, "Don't be silly." The county magistrate didn't understand its meaning. After asking about it, I realized that the prisoner was calling himself another name. In terms of words, fetching numbers is different from naming and writing, and most of them are not limited by the number of words. According to the known posthumous title, there are posthumous title No.2, posthumous title No.3, posthumous title No.4, and even posthumous title with more than 10 and more than 20 characters. For example, posthumous title of Zheng Banqiao, a painter in Qing Dynasty, is 12, that is, "Emperor Kangxi, scholar, Yongzheng, was awarded the title of Qianlong Jinshi". As for a religious mage named Shi Chengguo, there are as many as 28 posthumous title, that is, "Little Foshan, Wan Li monk, is in charge of the affairs of the world's famous mountains and rivers, and is also in charge of the wages of cranes. "A person's nickname actually used nearly 30 words, which is really a must in ancient and modern times. Because ancient people chose numbers at will, they didn't have to be shy. To a certain extent, * * * influenced the Ming and Qing people who suffered from literary inquisition and taboo, prompting them to take other names to express themselves ... >>