1. Qian Yi - taken from Lin Tong's poem "I have admired Xu Chao several times, but it was not Bo Yi Zhou." 》
Qian: The five elements of the word Qian belong to wood. When used as a name, it means lush, vibrant and full of vitality.
Yi: The five elements of the word Yi belong to earth, 1. Yi Shui, noun; 2. Expressing that is, verb; 3. Modal auxiliary. When used as a person's name, it means that the person is beautiful in appearance, elegant in behavior, and generous in manners.
2. Yiyun - taken from Fang Hui's poem "The county is beautiful, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, and the heart is full of pleasure." 》
Yi: The five elements of the word Yi belong to earth. When used as a name, it means peace, smoothness, harmony and gentleness.
Yun: The five elements of the word Yun belong to wood, which is "rape", also known as "Yun"; it is the same as "cultivation" in ancient times, to cultivate; numerous, comes from the idiom "Yun Yun all living things". When used as a person's name, it means hard-working, diligent, and enterprising.
3. Just like - taken from Wang Zhiwang's poem "Like a bronze-cast rock valley between several cases." 》
Wan: The five elements of Wan belong to earth. When used as a name, it means gentleness, beauty, and touching.
For example: The five elements of the word Ru are gold, like, similar, the same as something; comparable to or with the meaning. For example, seeing something is better than hearing it a hundred times. When used in a person's name, it means getting one's wishes and satisfying one's heart.
4. Wanyan - taken from Zhang Lei's poem "If you want to hold the Wanyan and change the sheepskin, you can stop playing after playing for a long time." 》
Wan: The five elements of the word Wan belong to earth. When used as a name, it means perfection, gentleness and purity.
Yan: The five elements of the character Yan belong to fire, 1. Phonetic. From jade, the sound of inflammation; 2. Beautiful jade. When used as a personal name, it means perfection, purity, and purity.
5. Yihan - taken from Yuan Hao's poem "Speaking out what is taboo, power leads to shame." 》
Yi: The five elements of "Yi" belong to earth. When used as a person's name, it means reliable, trustworthy and good quality.
Han: The five elements of the word Han belong to water, which means tolerance and inclusion. It is also used in the name of water, and there are many waters. When used as a person's name, it means cultivation, cultivation, content, and the capacity to accommodate people.