Ahem, just kidding, I think Zhang Yumo is very feminine. Although it looks very literary, it may still be biased towards girls. If it involves Qian Rui, it feels too ordinary. Zhang, or Zhang, Zhang Moyu, Zhang is more manly than Zhang.
Mainly because the feathers are soft and the ink is black, the result is black and soft. Ink can also imply words, books and knowledge, that is, the style of writing with yin (black) and softness (softness) = =.
Of course, if you want children to exercise restraint in literature and art, it is still appropriate to call them Zhang Yumo. Opening the wings of ink casting has a literary feeling.
Qian Rui's words have an explicit sharpness. Of course, I personally don't like this extreme sharpness, because things turned out to be extremely bad.