Yue Haoli: Magnificent. Suitable for girls' names. From "Chengjun Satire" by Sikong Tu of the Tang Dynasty: "The river and sky are so beautiful, and Yao Chun misses the dragon boat."
Yue Yiming: Suitable for naming boys. It comes from the homophony of "yiming" in the idiom "yiming".
“It is better to teach your children a skill than to give them a good name.” Names contain rich philosophical thoughts and profound literary qualities. The ancients often paid attention to the moral connotation and aesthetic conception of the name when choosing names. Most of the names originated from the classics and literary classics. For example, Meng Haoran came from "I am good at nourishing my awe-inspiring spirit" in "Mencius Gongsun Chou"; the tea sage Lu Yu of the Tang Dynasty, whose name is Hongjian's name and characters all come from the "Book of Changes": "Hongjian is on the mainland, and his feathers can be used as rituals."