1. Meng Meiyu
The combination of the five elements is water - water, which is pronounced as měi yù. Beauty: The original meaning of the word "mei" refers to the delicious taste of meat. Later, it also refers to the beauty and beauty of other things or people. When referring to people, it also specifically refers to outstanding and attractive appearance, talent, voice, quality, etc. Yu: The word Yu means lush, overgrown trees; sadness, melancholy; rotten vegetation; describing fragrance.
2. Meng Puyi
The combination of the five elements is water-wood, and the pronunciation is pǔyì. Pu: The word Pu means the waterside or the place where rivers enter the sea. It is often found in place names. Yi: The original meaning of Yi means planting, and later it is extended to refer to talent, etc. When used as a name, the meaning of the word "yi" mainly refers to talent.
3. Meng Jianqing
The combination of the five elements is water - water, pronounced jiàn qīng. Jian: The word "Jian" means a ditch sandwiched between two mountains, and is also used in the name of water. Qing: The original meaning of the word Qing refers to the clarity of running water. Later, it also refers to the purity and transparency of other things, or the clarity of speech and thinking, as well as the quiet and tidy environment, the health and peace of the world, and the integrity and justice of officials.
4. Meng Yun strontium
The combination of the five elements is earth-gold, and the pronunciation is yùn sī. Yun: The word "yun" means rhythm, interest and charm. Strontium: The word strontium means one of the metallic chemical elements. Symbol Sr.
5. Meng Xirou
The combination of the five elements is water-gold, which is pronounced xīróu. Xi: The word Xi means bright. prosper. Symbolizes prosperity and good luck. Rou: The word soft means soft and supple.