You can choose several boys and girls you like before birth. If you are superstitious, you can choose the suitable one based on the birth date before getting a birth certificate after the child is born. My husband's family is in western Guangdong. After the child is born, the elders in the family will take the birth date and horoscope to a fortune teller. If the five elements are missing, they will make up for it. For example, if there is a lack of water, the three dots of water will be used to hope that the child's name will bring good luck and wealth. . Don't use words that are too rare. When you have thought of a name, ask people around you. If many people don't know how to pronounce it, it's best to give up. A name that makes people feel embarrassed will cause the owner of the name to lose many opportunities. If your surname itself is an uncommon character (such as Xuan, Qian, Qie, or 仉), then you must avoid uncommon characters in your name. If no one knows your first and last name, you'll be in even greater trouble. (If your name is Qie Wenqing, others can at least call you "What Wenqing"; but what if your name is Qie Yin?)
2. Don't use words that are too vulgar. The following should be noted (hope not to offend too many people): Male names type A: wealth, wealth, hair, birth, root, ball; male names type B: profit, victory, east, army, soldier, firm, strong, power, Ming, Bo, Peng, Fei, Shuai, Ning, Yang, Yang, Hui, Liang, Jie, Hua, Xin, Hao, Ping, Feng, Min, Chao, Xiang, Tao, Wei, Long, Jian; Category A for girls : flower, red, bright, beautiful, beautiful, girl; female name Category B: Ping, Qian, Na, Lin, Ling, Xin, Lu, Wen, Dan, Fang, Li, Jing, Hui, Juan, Yu, Ying, Ying, Mei, Min, Sha, Xia, Yan. (Please note that the above summary is not comprehensive.) Type A words here must be resolutely avoided. Whether a single name or a double name contains such words, it is not considered good. Type B words should avoid appearing alone. It is best to combine them with other words to achieve a less tacky effect. Of course, avoid "wet market" names such as Pengfei, Hongmei, and Yanli.
3. The following words should be used with caution when naming, although these words are very elegant: ink, chess, calligraphy, inkstone, painting, zither, harp, and tea. In particular, names such as "Moxiang" and "Qinyun" remind people of the names of book boys and maids in the homes of ancient scholars.
4. Don’t choose a name with too many strokes, and don’t choose a name with too few strokes. Many people with the surname Ding are called Ding Yi, Ding Rui, or Ding Yi, which is unnecessary, and there are a lot of people with the same name. If there are too many strokes, it will be tiring to write; if there are too few, the writing will be lackluster. At the same time, you cannot use characters that look ugly no matter how you write them (such as Bing, Fei, Li, which also loses serious points).
5. Pay attention to the pronunciation of the name. It's important to be catchy and not give people bad associations. Not many examples here. An example: Girls cannot have a single name with the word "Yi" or "Yi", otherwise "Zhang Yi" sounds like "Aunt Zhang".
6. Pay more attention to the naming of certain surnames, otherwise it will be embarrassing. For example, those with the surnames Bai, Mei, Wu, Jia, Lai, Shi, and Zhu. Please think about the specific reasons yourself.
7. The four surnames of Kong, Meng, Yan and Zeng are often named according to the world’s seniority, so there are many duplicate names. Kong Xiangdong, Meng Qingwei and the like are everywhere without new ideas.
8. We should also consider the issue of integrating with international standards. First of all, the abbreviation of the name cannot be an English abbreviation with a specific (bad) meaning, such as avoiding "Wei Cheng" WC. Secondly, some common domestic abbreviations should also be avoided, such as avoiding "Sun Bing" SB, "Jiang Bo" JB. The name of the class. Again, pay attention to the writing of Chinese Pinyin. The Chinese pinyin of Xing, Xing and other characters is the abbreviation of "Crossing" in English. The Chinese pinyin of Sen, especially the capitalized Sen, is Sena in English.