My surname is Fu, and the baby is going to be born soon. I don't know if it's a boy or a girl. Please help my child think of some names first.

There are two principles for naming a name: first, it should be easy to read, and it should not be so uncommon that everyone mispronounced it. ID card/household registration book/education/passport and the like are not easy to handle; Second, try not to have the same name as others. When you enter school, you will add a prefix and suffix such as "big/small", "male/female" or even "A/B" to distinguish it from others.

Mr. Fu (Ms.? ) Surnames have been stained with light. Unlike the most popular surname of Li Zhao in Zhang Wang, the range of surnames you can choose is much wider. It is not necessary to have a particularly rich and auspicious name, as long as it is not tacky and has no homophonic derogatory words, it is enough to make children proud in the future.

In addition, if possible, try to write simply; Who doesn't know that names should be written on every piece of paper? The simpler, the more time-saving! This will be the time when they thank their parents the most!

Boys can use such words: Hong Ningting (pay attention to the atmosphere, don't use overlapping words, lest girls be teased by friends)

Girls can use such words as: Cool Beijing (common girl names can also be used to highlight quiet temperament, but they are easy to repeat, so be careful; Don't use bold words, neutral words are very fashionable)

I'm not very good at naming names. Grandpa is a master. My brother and I have used names for 20 years, and the probability of duplicate names is surprisingly low. My name will always be only eight paintings, and it is still a very common surname! It is a good thing to ask the opinions of people around you. Wish you a happy life!