1. Name according to the characteristics of the day of birth
Name the baby according to the date, time, season, weather, events and other factors when the baby was born, that is, around the Making a fuss about the birth of a child. This is also a relatively simple and labor-saving approach.
2. Name with homophones
If you can find a good homophonic word for your surname, you might as well name it according to the homophonic ones. Naming, such as the young writer Han Han, is a typical example of using homophonic naming. There is also a baby girl named Yao, named Yao Yi, which means a swaying beauty. His surname was Liang Tongliang and his given name was Liang Shi. The surname is Shi, and the name is Shi Zai, which has a homophonic sound. If the homophonic pronunciation is good, it is often memorable, easy to remember, and good omen. Of course, you should also avoid ambiguous homophonics, otherwise it will be counterproductive.
3. Name with numerical function words
Numbers have strong expressive power. Adding numbers to the name often makes the name more interesting. People have a refreshing feeling, such as Li Guyi, Li Shuangjiang, Zhang Daqian, Ma Sanli, etc.
Numbers often have traditional meanings, such as one and ten, which often mean completeness or perfection; nine and ten can mean more; one can mean both less and more. Two and four are often used to express pairs or mutual symmetry; five, eight, and seven are often used to express various kinds. There is a lot to know about the numerals in names, and as long as they are used skillfully, they can create new ideas.
4. Choose a name that matches the baby’s gender characteristics
A good name must first match the baby’s gender characteristics. Gender characteristics, the words used in boys’ names are mostly different from those used in girls’ names. Boys’ names should avoid some feminine words and focus on loud and grand words, such as: “strong, male, peak, and Wei” wait. Girls' names are more "beautiful" and are suitable for words that reflect the feminine beauty, such as "Li, Ya, Yi, Mei", etc. Of course, this is not absolute. Sometimes a neutral name can also be very temperamental, but if a girl is called "Xiao Gang" and a boy is called "Xiao Li", it will still make people feel a little weird.