Yingjie (handsome and outstanding)
Zhiyuan
(from Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments": "Without indifference, one cannot achieve a clear ambition; without tranquility, one cannot achieve great distance" )
Junchi (from the idiom: Juncaixingchi)
Yuze
(favors as abundant as rain)
Ye Lei
(Open and aboveboard)
Weiqi (great, magical)
Sheng Rui ("Sheng" means bright and prosperous, pronounced shèng; "Rui" It means wisdom)
Wenbo (literary, erudite and versatile)
Tianyou (a child born with God’s blessing)
Wenhao (the word for Hao) Meaning: vast and boundless)
Xiujie (Xiu: describes a tall and slender figure, Jie: neat)
Li Xin
(Li: Dawn
Xin: Bright look
)
Yuanhang (a good man, let him go on a long voyage)
Xu Yao
< p>(Xu: Rising SunYao: a wise monarch in ancient times, later generally referred to as a saint
)
Sage
( Saint: sublime
Jie: outstanding
)
Junnan
(Jun: handsome
Nan: Solid
)
Hong Tao
(Hong: vigorous, prosperous
)
Weiqi
p>(Wei: Great
Qi
: Auspicious
)
Rongxuan
(Xuan: extraordinary bearing
)
Yue Ze
(Ze: vast water source)
Haoyu
< p>(The mind is like the universe, vast and infinite)Jin Yu
(From the idiom - holding Jin Huaiyu, a metaphor for having good moral character)
Hao Xuan
(meaning: upright, majestic)
Qingcang
(stand upright, the true nature of a man) (from "Jiangchengzi`Mizhou" by the Song Dynasty poet Su Shi "Hunting" "...holding the yellow on the left, holding the blue on the right...")