1. Huang Shitao
Taken from Zhang Wei's poem "There is no need for more Huang Qian, the poem of worshiping the king is hidden in his hand." 》
Poetry: The word "poem" is pronounced shī, and the five elements of the word "poem" belong to gold. When used as a name, it means talent, elegance, and extraordinary achievements;
Tao: The word "tao" is pronounced tāo, The five elements of Tao belong to water. When used as a name, it means majesty, courage to fight, and perseverance.
2. Huang Shuqi
Taken from Sun Yingshi's poem "The poems, books, etiquette and music are in the preface of Xiang, and the local stringed string songs are listed with beans." 》
书: The character for 书 is pronounced shū, and the five elements of the character for 书 belong to gold. When used as a name, it means rich knowledge, erudition, and high literacy;
Qi: The character for 祺 is pronounced as qí. , the five elements of the word Qi belong to wood, and when used as a name, it means auspiciousness and happiness;
3. Huang Mingyi
Taken from Yang Pan's poem "Today the stone fish travels to the wine place, next time The weight of the mountain is the inscription Le. 》
Inscription: The inscription is read as míng, and the five elements of the inscription belong to gold. When used as a person's name, it means knowledgeable, talented, and outstanding;
Yi: The word "yi" is read. As yì, the five elements of the word Yi belong to wood, and when used as a name, it means perseverance, no hesitation, and self-confidence;
4. Huang Mingming
Taken from the wise sayings of Buddhism The poem "Poor people, even if their conspiracy succeeds for a while, they will not end well in the end. Jealousy is a disease, and people who suffer from jealousy will never have peace in their lives." Today they are afraid that someone will surpass them, and tomorrow they will be worried that someone will go ahead of them. They live in a pitiful morbid condition all day long; on the contrary, true success and fame in history"
Ming: read in plain English as míng, the five elements in the Ming Dynasty belong to fire, and when used as a person's name, it means reason, wisdom, and wisdom.
天: The word Tian is pronounced as tiān, and the five elements of the word Tian belong to fire. When used as a name, it means broad-minded, proud, and broad-minded;