1. Jia. The original meaning of the word "Jia" is beauty, which is extended to praise, praise, commendation, and also to auspiciousness, happiness, happiness, liking, etc. Used to name boys, it can mean that the boy has very good virtues and receives praise and praise from everyone. Moreover, the word "jia" has the same pronunciation as "jia", which also means that we hope that children will remember that no matter how far they go, home is the strongest backing.
2. Mu. From "The Fisherman" in the "Chu Ci" chapter: "A new bather must flick his crown, and a new bather must shake his clothes." "Mu" originally refers to washing hair. It is a name given to a very elegant boy, which has the meaning of receiving a good education, receiving a good upbringing, being well-educated, and gentle. Naming a boy with this word means that the boy has good conduct and noble moral sentiments.
3. Jun. In Chinese characters, "jun" is considered very domineering. In ancient times, it referred to emperors, princes, etc., implying that boys have great ambitions and lofty ambitions. In addition, in ancient times, people with good moral conduct were called gentlemen, so naming boys with the character "jun" highlighted the man's broad-minded and upright masculinity.
4. Bo. The word "博" is also very grand, pronounced as bó, which sounds very loud; and its connotation is very rich. Its original meaning means big, its extended meaning means rich and broad, and its extended meaning means knowing and knowing much. The name used not only shows the boy's spirit, but also means that the boy has very profound knowledge and is a talented man of ancient and modern times.