A child’s five elements are always missing when he is born, so the five elements must be supplemented. So what are the names of those who belong to the five elements of earth, water, and lack of water? Below I will show you the names of the earth, for reference only.
The five elements belong to earth and water shortage Chen name popular version
Chen Hailu, Chen Hongxia, Chen Jingwen, Chen Haiyan, Chen Jielan, Chen Xiaoyu, Chen Jiamin, Chen Zishuang, Chen Xiangyun, Chen Qingli
Chen Peiwen, Chen Yunxia, ??Chen Yunxue, Chen Ruomin, Chen Yuhui, Chen Yuyan, Chen Xishuang Chen Peishan, Chen Ruxue, Chen Ruobing
Chen Xiaohan, Chen Hanyun, Chen Meijun, Chen Simin, Chen Shufen, Chen Bingping, Chen Yuwei, Chen Shuping, Chen Haijiao, Chen Xuejuan, five elements of earth and lack of water, Chen name character classic version
Chen Hanxiang, Chen Xueyao, Chen Yuhan, Chen Mujing, Chen Xinyan, Chen Qingya, Chen Mengying, Chen Peiling, Chen Xuehui, Chen Shuyu
p>Chen Manshan Chen Yuting Chen Xiaoyun Chen Peiying Chen Wenjun Chen Bingyun Chen Liping Chen Xiaobing Chen Youxue Chen Wenyue
Chen Yishuang Chen Lingjie Chen Siyu Chen Hanxue Chen Yunqing Chen Yamei Chen Bingwan Chen Xiaomin Chen Bingqing Chen Meijing How to name the five elements lacking soil
1. Use an open accent
When naming a character with an open accent, it is easier to pronounce it louder, especially the last word, such as Chen Siliang, which is louder than Chen Siwen.
2. Pay attention to the flat and oblique tones
According to the standards of modern Chinese pinyin, the first and second tones are flat, and the third and fourth tones are oblique.
If the surname has a flat tone, the name can be considered a oblique tone, which will have more ups and downs and a sense of cadence. vice versa. For example, Zhang Kangkang gives people a sonorous and powerful feeling; while Liu Yiyi has a gentle and graceful flavor.
3. Avoid bad homophony
If the name has bad homophony, it is inevitable that the child will have some minor troubles in his long school life, such as being nicknamed. The name you come up with should be pronounced several times in Mandarin and the dialects most commonly used by people around you to see if there are any bad homophonies. This will be safer.
4. Use less uncommon words