White five elements belong to water.
白 is a standard first-class character (commonly used character) in modern Chinese. It was first seen in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty. It is a pictographic character in the Six Books. The basic meaning of "白" is the color of snowflakes or milk, such as White, white rice, has an extended meaning of bright, like daytime, daydreaming, clear, like understanding, and injustice that is not white. The word "white" in the name means sensible, reasonable, pure, and "guangyin" means understanding things, the heart is like a mirror, and the ice and snow are smart, which means auspiciousness and connotation.
It should be noted that the attribute of the five elements in the white character is water. According to the principle that water overcomes fire in the five elements, it is taboo to name the character with the five elements of fire in the name of the white character. In addition, it is taboo to name characters with the same rhyme rhyme as ái or the same tone as yangping, which makes the pronunciation difficult to pronounce and lacks a sense of rhythm.
Name recommendations
1. Jing Bai (jǐng bái)
Jing: five elements: fire, refers to the brilliance of jade, used as a name to mean dazzling, dazzling, The meaning of beauty and outstanding talent.
2. White Snow (bái xuě)
Comes from the idiom, Yangchun Baixue, which is used to describe the characteristics of a girl’s flawless whiteness and pure mind. It is also easy to think of the kindness of Princess Snow White.
3. Ink white (mò bái)
This name comes from Zhang Shou's "Xi Daguang Invites the Four Ink Plum Blossoms": "Ink white is not a problem for the common eye, the portrait is full of beauty In the sentence "Tianji", the ink is black, and white is the light color. The white ink is a contrast between deep and bright, and also a contrast between steady and clear. One dark and one light, so that the name can achieve harmony between the pronunciation and the meaning of the word.
4. Yibai (yì bái)
Yi: Five Elements: Earth. Original meaning: longing, recalling. "Mulan Poetry Collection of Yuefu Poems": "Asking the girl what she remembers" generally refers to recalling and falling in love, as if remembering the bitter and sweet, but also refers to remembering, remembering, as if the memory is still fresh. When used as a name, it means to emphasize feelings and memories. The meaning of strong ability and kindness.