Zeng can't be found in Modern Chinese Dictionary and Ancient Chinese Dictionary. Can I use it to name my ID card?

The word "true" is not recommended for naming ID cards. Reason: After investigation, it is not listed in the Chinese Character List of General Specification (released in March 2065438), so you may not get an ID card for the name. The Chinese character list is not legally binding, but it is best not to use words other than the Chinese character list when naming names, which will bring a lot of unnecessary troubles to life. For example, the computer may not be able to print out the name when entering an account, depositing in a bank, flying, applying for insurance, etc.

Xun, Chinese character, pronunciation hé, the name of ancient women, refers to elegant manners.

The List of Chinese Characters with General Norms is the supporting standard of People's Republic of China (PRC) General Language and Character Law, and it is a set of general standard characters for recording modern Chinese, which embodies the norms of modern commonly used Chinese characters in terms of word quantity, word level and font. On June 5th, 20 13, the State Council issued a notice on publishing the list of Chinese characters with general specifications, and the State Council agreed to the list of Chinese characters with general specifications formulated by the Ministry of Education and the State Language Commission, and published it.