The funny names I have seen include: Liu Chan (miscarriage) Yang Wei (impotence) Lai Yuejing (menstruation, boy) Wei Shengjin (sanitary napkin) Fan Jian (offender) Fan Tong (rice bucket) Xia Liu (Indecent) Xia Jianren (a mean person) Qin Shousheng (animal born) Zhu Shi (pig excrement) Zhu Yiqun (a group of pigs) Zhu Changfen (pig rice rolls) Zhu Fen (pig excrement) Du Qiyan (navel) Wei Junzhi (hypocrite) Zeng Taoyan ( Really annoying) Xiang Jiewen (want to kiss) Bi Yuntao (condom) Su Yike (a tree) Zeng Kunnan (really difficult) Qu Jing (finding lessons) Hua Yandan (test list) ? Yin Hao (quotation marks) Duan Ming (dead) .
In the future, you must pay special attention to this when naming your children. Some names with homophonic sounds may be embarrassing to name. When naming your child, don’t do it casually. After all, the name will follow the child for a lifetime. Don’t let the name affect the child’s future life.
When naming your child, you should pay attention to some basic points:
Don’t use uncommon words. It’s best not to choose words that are not common to people. Try to use common words. If a child has a rare character in his or her name, he or she will have trouble registering for household registration. When writing names, it is also difficult to write and read. This will add a lot of trouble to life.
Avoid homophones. There are many homophones in Chinese characters with rich meanings. Although the individual words chosen by the parents express good wishes, some combinations turn them into homophones. Just like Wei Shengjin (sanitary napkin), Xia Jianren (slut), etc., although the original intention is beautiful, it does not sound very good when spoken from other people's mouths. When children grow up and are laughed at by classmates or others because of these homophonic names, their self-esteem will be severely damaged.
Stay away from high-frequency words and vulgar words. Many parents in China like to name their children with characters like Xuan, Zi, Han, Xiang, Hua, Ju, etc. If too many people use these words, it will give people a tacky feeling. Now, in some classes there are four or five children named Zihan, and teachers can only call the children by their seat number instead of their name. Therefore, when parents name their children, it is best to choose words that sound catchy, elegant, fresh and elegant. Avoid tacky and unlucky words.
The name can be a combination of Tang poetry, Song lyrics, The Analects of Confucius, The Book of Songs, Songs of Chu, and famous quotes. Try to make it sound good (sounds, finals, tones, homophonics) and easy to write (structure, radicals, number of strokes) ), has connotation (meaning, implication, impression). Chinese characters have phonological aesthetics, and the combination of characters must pay attention to the beauty of phonology. If your requirements are higher, you can also name your child based on the five elements and eight trigrams of Chinese Feng Shui's birth date and birth date.