Boys have the two characters Xuan and Han, while girls have the characters Xuan and Han. There are also some homophones of these two characters.
The names of my cousin’s two children speak volumes. One is Yuxuan and the other is Yuhan. Originally, these words have beautiful meanings, and they are also relatively rare words. It would be good to use these words as a name. But there are so many people who can’t stand using it, and if the frequency of use is too high, it will become a mess. Now when I hear a name with these words, my first impression is that it is tacky and unbearably vulgar.
Names actually have a lot to do with the sense of age. The names of people of every era inevitably have the characteristics of the times. The parents of children born in recent years are generally born in the 1980s and 1990s. Their average education level is relatively high, so they always want to give their children unique names. Under this premise, everyone began to choose some rare words to name their children. But by coincidence, everyone had the same preferences, and as a result, these originally rare words became popular.
1. Among the newborn names published by the People’s Daily, these are the most frequently used names in recent years.
People’s Daily released the most popular names for newborns in 2020 on Weibo. Among them, the most popular name for boys is Zi Rui, and the most popular name for girls is Zi Qing. What is even more conscious is that these two names have been at the top of the list for many years, and young parents really have a soft spot for these two names. Browsing through the rankings of popular newborn names in recent years, we can see that boys’ names mostly contain the characters “Yu”, “Zi”, “Xuan” and “Rui”, while girls’ names mostly contain “Yan” and “Qing”. "梓" and other words.
2. My son is seven years old this year, and most of his classmates’ names are related to popular characters.
Since my son was in kindergarten, there have been a lot of his classmates whose names contain the characters Xuan, Rui, Han, Zi, etc. Some of them have these characters themselves, and some have the same pronunciation. words, but one characteristic is that these words are generally relatively uncommon, and in the past people rarely used them in people's names. In my son's current class, there are four people named Li Zirui. The specific words may be different, but the pronunciation is the same. This is giving their teachers a headache. Roll call in class is a big problem. And this is nothing, because they have four classes in one grade, and there are students with this name in other classes, and there are also boys and girls.
Twenty years from now, when names like Rui, Zi, and Xuan are everywhere on the street, everyone will probably despise their parents for being tacky and giving themselves names that are so popular and have no characteristics at all. .