The biggest taboo when naming with the character Xi is to use both fire and wood characters in the name.
Using characters with the attribute of fire will restrain the metallic character "xi", while characters with the attribute of wood will be restrained by the character "xi". There are two mutually incompatible elements in the name, which will only bring harm to one's own fortune, but no benefit. The rule of thumb is not to use the word "xi" with some rare words or polyphonic words to avoid bad meaning or bad homophony.
The word Xi itself is a modal particle with no actual meaning, so there is no saying that the name is too harsh. On the contrary, the word "xi" often appears in beautiful ancient poems, creating a beautiful artistic conception. In addition, the pronunciation of the character Xi is very pleasant and elegant. It is very suitable for naming girls and can make others feel a kind of classical beauty.
Name recommendations
Yanxi: Yanxi, the five-element attribute is earth. People born in winter should use this name. They are charming and charming, have a clever smile, and can attract a good husband for a lifetime. Happiness, prosperous descendants.
Xizhu: The Chinese character for bamboo, the five-element attribute is wood. People born in spring, named after this, will be extraordinary and refined, have noble character, be prosperous in life, and have good luck in later life.
Xizhu: The character Zhu, the five element attribute is wood. People born in spring should use this name. They have a broad mind, are talented and knowledgeable, are diligent in housekeeping, and have enough food and clothing.
Ying Xi: The word Ying, the five elements attribute is water. People born in summer with this name will have quick thinking, good fortune, happy family, and worry-free life.
Chanxi: The word "can", the five elements attribute is fire, people born in winter should use this name, they are reasonable, have a prosperous family business, and enjoy the happiness of nature.
Xiying: Ying: jade color. The original meaning refers to a gemstone that is as smooth as jade, smooth and transparent. When used as a person's name, it means a person who is precious, untainted by dust, and smart and wise.