1. Xu Xuan_
Taken from the poem "Looking at the altar of Yao, until I serve jade" from the song of the suburban temple.
Xuan: The word xuan is pronounced as xuān, and the five elements of the word xuan belong to fire. When used as a person’s name, it means having an outstanding reputation, being famous, and being famous far and wide.
_: The word _ is pronounced as xuān, and the five elements of _ are metal. When used as a name, it means nobility, power, integrity, and wealth.
2. Xu Peiran
Taken from Yuan Shuoyou's poem "The eminent monk is seventy years old, and the flying tin is flying hundreds of miles away."
鈈: The character "鈈" is pronounced as pèi. The five elements of the character "鈈" belong to water. When used as a person's name, it means auspiciousness, blessing, and tolerance.
Ran: The word "ran" is pronounced as rán, and the five elements of the word "ran" belong to gold. When used as a person's name, it means reason, integrity, and brilliance.
3. Xu Shuchang
Taken from Han Yu's poem "Celebrating the floods and scabies, Weichang donates {cart boy}_".
Shu: The word Shu is pronounced as shū, and the five elements of the word Shu belong to gold. When used as a name, it means carefree, auspicious, and leisurely.
Chang: Chang is pronounced as chàng, and the five elements of Chang belong to fire. When used as a name, it means happiness, open-mindedness, and smooth sailing.
4. Xu Yinan
Taken from Chen Zao's poem "It rains for three days, and all the ditches and ditches are full of roaring water".
One: One word is pronounced as yī, one word and five elements belong to water. When used as a person's name, it means having no distractions, starting well and finishing well, and being serious.
Nan: Nan is pronounced nán, and the five elements of Nan belong to wood. When used as a name, it means solidity, stability, nobility, and extraordinary.