1. Yingxi (yíngxī): five elements: fire. Surplus profit, profit; burden. When used as a person's name, it means success, success, and winning.
2. Chengxi (chéngxī) Cheng: Five Elements: Gold. Original meaning: to hold. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Accept, serve. Accept." Obey, accommodate, continue, continue; take responsibility, accept. When used as a person's name, it means being entrusted with a heavy responsibility, perseverance, and ability.
3. Cheng means obedience, catering, and responsibility. When used as a name, it means daring to act and perseverance. Xi means bright, so this word symbolizes happiness and well-being. Therefore, parents named their children Chengxi in the hope that when faced with setbacks in the future, they would be able to bravely face the storms and welcome a better life with a happy attitude.
4. Xījùn County: Five Elements: Wood. Original meaning: ancient administrative region. "Shuowen Jiezi": County, to supervise its county. In ancient China, administrative areas were smaller than counties before the Qin Dynasty, and larger than counties since the Qin Dynasty. When used as a personal name, it means unity, kindness, and nobility.