Haoxuan is usually used in people's names, so the split-character explanation is as follows:
1. Hao
Interpretation: refers to the bright appearance of the sky and earth when the sun comes out. ?
Quotation: Song Dynasty Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower": "The long smoke may be gone, the bright moon is thousands of miles away, the floating light leaps into the gold, the silent shadow sinks into the jade, and the fishermen answer each other's songs, how wonderful is this joy!"?
Translation: Sometimes the large smoke on the lake completely dissipates, and the bright moonlight pours out thousands of miles; sometimes the lake is rippled with microwaves, and the floating moonlight shines golden; sometimes the lake is calm, and the quiet moon image sinks in the water. Jade. The fisherman's song sounded, and the fun was endless!
2. Xuan
Interpretation: The original meaning is a car in ancient China with a high front roof and a curtain; it refers to good temperament. ?
Citation: Guo Moruo's "Yangtze River Bridge": "It makes people broad-minded and majestic." Extended information?
Hao's related phrases:?
1. Haoran?
Definition: white appearance; obvious appearance; bright appearance. ?
Quotation: Liu Bannong's "The Light of Alsace": "In the deep blue of the south, the rising sun is shining brightly." ?
2. Hao Jie?
Definition: bright and white. ?
Citation: Ming Dynasty Xu Hongzu's "Xu Xiake's Travels·Journey to the West of Guangdong Diary 2": "The beard and eyebrows are bright and clean."?
Translation: The beard and eyebrows are bright and white.