You can narrow the topic a little and see what are the taboo "words" in naming babies in the Year of the Rat in 2020?
1. Avoid using words with the root of "wei" or "sheep".
Interpretation: Among the twelve earthly branches, the son (rat) and the sheep (sheep) harm each other. As the saying goes: "When the sheep and the mouse meet, they will break up once they meet."
Words to avoid: sheep, kindness, righteousness, beauty, group, envy, xiang, sister, daxing, ye, yi, xi, etc.
2. Avoid using words with the roots of "wu" and "horse".
Interpretation: Among the twelve earthly branches, Zi (Rat) and Wu (Horse) are in opposite positions and have conflicting meanings.
Words to avoid: horse, Jun, bamboo, Xu, Feng, Chi, Ju, Qi, Ji, Hong, Zhu, Chi, Qi, Sheng, Xu, etc.
3. Avoid using words whose five-element attribute is fire.
Interpretation: Rat is the son among the twelve earthly branches, and the son is water, so water and fire are incompatible. Avoid using Chinese characters with the structure of "火" or "灬".
Words to avoid: spirit, smoke, xuan, fierce, fire, inflammation, bing, 炷, 炯, shine, yan, ran, yan, huan, yu, ye, zhuo, bear, blazing, Xi, Ying, Lan, Nan, Wei, Xuan, Mourning, etc.
4. Avoid using words with the root "日".
Interpretation: Rats like to be active at night and do not like to see light. There are many dangers in daytime activities, so avoid using Chinese characters with the word "日".
Words to avoid: Ri, Chang, Hao, Yun, Chang, Ming, Kun, Yi, Li, Xia, Hui, Guang, Yao, Xiao, Dan, Xu, Xun, Ji, Tao, Wang, sing, star, Zhao, spring, raccoon dog, when, is, ying, star, huang, Jin, Yan, Zui, Chen, Jing, Jing, Zhi, Qing, Hui, Xiao, Shu, Hui, Zeng, Qian, Wait.
5. Avoid using words with the root characters "人" and "彳".
Interpretation: As the saying goes: If a rat crosses the street, everyone shouts and beats it. Avoid using Chinese characters with the structure of "人" or "彳".
Taboo examples: Jie, Jin, Ren, still, Dai, Xian, Yi, Ren, Qi, Xiu, Zuo, Zuo, Zhi, Jian, Wei, Jie, Chuan, Hou, Jun, Xia, Zhu, You, Lai, Lun, Jia, Yi, Bao, Li, Cong, Fu, Wei, De, Che, Xiu, Xin, Yu, Lun, Yu, Pei, Zhong, Wu, Bai, He, Shen, Qiao, Li, Lu, Xu, De, Fu, Wei, Che, Zheng, etc.
6. Avoid using words with the root of "辶", "廴", "九", "Gong", or "邑".
Interpretation: Rats are afraid of snakes, and snakes will eat rats. Avoid using glyphs.
Words to avoid: Ba, Kong, Zhang, Yan, Yi, Ying, Di, Feng, Lian, Zao, Jin, Da, Dao, Yuan, Yun, Mai, Na, Bang, Lang, Qiu, Yu, Du, Lang, Zou, Deng, Zheng, etc.
7. Avoid using words with legs that separate the roots.
Interpretation: When a child is young, he is not very stable when walking and running. The words "with legs spread apart" mean that he cannot stand straight.
Words to avoid: such as "Xian", "Gui", "Bin", "Shang", "Zan", etc.
8. Avoid using words with the roots of "卯" and "Rabbit".
Interpretation: Among the twelve earthly branches, the Zi (Rat) and Mao (Rabbit) are punished, which is a rude punishment.
Taboo word examples: Mao, Liu, Ying, Yin, Qing, Yi, Mian, Sheng, Teng, Peng, Yang, Wan, Ang, Qing, etc.
9. Avoid using words that mean "You" or "Chicken".
Interpretation: Among the twelve earthly branches, Zi (Rat) and You (Chicken) are in conflict.
Words to avoid: words such as Feng, You, You, Xing, Zun, Zun, Zun, Qiu, Ming, Xiong, Ji, Ya, etc.;
Hope for the Year of the Rat Friends who choose baby names can help!