Yinshuang, Mu Keying, Mu Jingling, Mu Yuning, Mu Baorong, Mu Yafen, Mu Yongrui, Mu Fangjuan, Mu Junqiong, Mu Jiaozhao, Mu Yueting, Mu Nasha, Mu Qingcai , Mu Qinhua, Mu Huiqing, Mu Hanli, Mu Xianmei, Mu Bizhu, Mu Juanqi, Mu Yiai, Mu Fangqi, Mu Yueyan, Mu Qingchun, Mu Jiaya, Mu Yinghua, Mu Jing Sha, Mu Luyun, Mu Yaping, Mu Qianhong, Mu Zhuxin, Mu Lexian, Mu Yunhuan, Mu Ruifu, Mu Qinling, Mu Lanlan, Mu Yingchun, Mu Fului, Mu Minghan, Mu Chan Si, Mu Yueying, Mu Yun Ning, Mu Beimei, Mu Ye Hong, Mu Ye Yuan, Mu Luling, Mu Jingyu, Mu Qiyan, Mu Shudai, Mu Meiting, Mulanyao, Mu Chunqing, Mu Yanxue, Mu Ruizhen, Mu Shudi, Mu Zichun, Mu Huahui, Mu Yumei, Mu Jiegui, Mu Linning, Mu Li, Mu Ying, Mu Mei. A collection of names for girls named Mu
Ancient style names for girls named Mu 1. Mu Xueqin comes from Liu Yingshi's poem "Skinny Teng is ashamed and willing to join hands, not afraid of the faint snow." 》 Snow: The word snow is pronounced as xuě, and the five elements of snow belong to water. When used as a person’s name, it means that the heart is kind and pure, and the heart is not stained with dust, and is white and flawless. Qin: The word Qin is pronounced as qín, and the five elements of the word Qin belong to wood. When used as a name, it means beauty, excellence, talent, and outstanding ability; 2. Mu Ruoxi Ruo: The word Ruo has many meanings, including if, if, and so Meaning. If the five elements of the word belong to wood, when used as a person's name, it means elegance, grace, temperament, and beauty; Stream: generally refers to a small river, and by extension means a path, such as a stream path. The five elements of the character "Xi" belong to water. When used as a person's name, it means hard work, uprightness, and fearlessness in the face of danger; 3. Muziqingzi: the original meaning is a baby, son or daughter; it also refers to a proud son of heaven, a learned and virtuous person. The five elements of the character Zi belong to water. When used as a name, it means dragon or phoenix among people, talent, and noble quality. The name Ziqing is more suitable for naming baby boys, and is mostly used for boys. Qing: dark green or light blue, which means young, youthful, youthful and lush. The five elements of the green character belong to gold, and when used as a name, it means youth, vigor, and youthful potential; 4. The origin of the name Mu Mingyao: taken from Zhou Linzhi's poem "Insulting the Lord Qiong Yao, I am deeply ashamed of the rat calling Pu." "Inscription" "The five elements of the character belong to gold, and are pronounced as míng. When used as a name, the inscription means knowledgeable, strong memory, talented, and outstanding." The five elements of the character "Yao" belong to fire, and it is pronounced as yáo. When used as a name, Yao means purity, liveliness, beauty, and a promising future. 5. Origin of the name Mu Shuyi: It is taken from Fan Jun's poem "Yungen Immortal Hall is stationed in Fu Fei, leaning on the pavilion to watch the wat and leaning on Yi." The five elements of the character "Shu" belong to gold, and the character is pronounced as shū. Shu is used as a person's name. Refers to the meaning of beautiful appearance and gentleness. The five elements of the character "Yi" belong to earth, and the character is pronounced as yí. When used as a name, it means peace, good luck, and subtlety. 6. The origin of the name Mu Mu: It is taken from Xue Jixuan's poem "The sky is unkind, and the people are miserable." The five elements of the word "Mu" belong to water, and it is pronounced as mù. When used as a name, Mu means wood, which means cheerful, auspicious and wishful. Naming girls with the surname Mu
The origin of the surname Mu 1. It originated from the fact that the surname was derived from the father of Kong Jin, a doctor of the Song Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period, who took the surname of his ancestor as his surname. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a doctor named Kong Jinfu of the Song Dynasty, named Zimu. Some of his descendants took the ancestral character "Mu" as their surname and were called the Mu family. In the late Shang Dynasty, there was Muhou, Zimu, who was a descendant of the Shang king. 2. Originating from the surname Duanmu. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Duanmu, a disciple of Confucius, bestowed the surname Duanmu Zhao on the ninth generation. This was changed to avoid the disaster of Qin Shihuang's burning of books and the entrapment of Confucian scholars. According to the "Compilation of Yuanhe Surnames", the surname Duanmu is the descendant of Duanmu Ci, a disciple of Confucius. Duanmu gave him the courtesy name Zigong, a native of Wei State. Among Confucius' many disciples, he was eloquent and able to predict events, and was good at making money. Therefore, his family was rich in wealth. In the political arena of the Spring and Autumn Period, Duanmu Ci was also an important figure. He served successively as prime minister of the states of Lu and Wei. He once lobbied the state of Wu and sent troops to the enemy Qi to save Lu. Duanmu Ci was a native of the Wei state at that time. According to historical research, he was the ancestor of the Duanmu family. His descendants "took the surname of Wang's father" and their surname was Duanmu. Later, Zeng Shengwen became the Duan clan; or he changed his name to the Mu clan to avoid Qin Qiu, forming another branch of the Mu clan. 3. Originated from the Baekje Kingdom During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the Baekje Kingdom on the Korean Peninsula returned to the Tang Dynasty, and among its tribesmen there was the Mu family. 4. Originated from the Hui Nationality According to the "Chinese Hui Nationality Dictionary", the surname Mu among the Hui nationality is mainly taken from the first sound of the name of the scripture. For example, "The descendants of Mu Ba Ci or Mu Sha Ci Fu Ding have the surname Mu." Some of the surnames Mu are also derived from the surname Mu.
For example: "In the early Ming Dynasty, the Mu family was given the surname 'Mu' by the emperor because of his meritorious service in guarding Yunnan. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, some of the Mu family's descendants changed Mu to Mu in order to avoid disasters." According to the "History Survey of the Shaanxi Hui Uprising during the Tongzhi Period" "Records" records that during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Hui people with the surname Mu also formed a settlement - Mujia Village in Xianyang, Shaanxi. In the 1950s, the village also had a stone tablet "Mu Jifeng (Celebration of Birthday), the eunuch of the Imperial Academy", which was erected in the 10th year of Qianlong's reign (1745). The Hui people with the surname Mu are mainly distributed in Yunnan and Shaanxi. 5. Originated from the Naxi people. It comes from the aristocrat Ajia'ade of the Naxi people who was a descendant of Muhuali, a Mongolian from Yunnan during the Ming Dynasty. He was given the surname Mu by Zhu Yuanzhang. Before the Ming Dynasty, the Naxi people did not have surnames, and their names were jointly named by father and son. In the 16th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, the Naxi leader Ajia'ade surrendered to Queen Zhu Ming. During the pilgrimage, Zhu Yuanzhang asked him what surname he wanted. Ajia'ade bluntly said that he wanted to have the same surname as the emperor. The officials next to him winked and said, He hurriedly changed his mind and asked the emperor for a favor. Zhu Yuanzhang did not care about it: "I understand your intention. You are the descendants of Mu Huali. A tree separated from the character Zhu indicates that you are the backbone of the Zhu family. Adding the character "human" to the character "wood" means Zhu, indicating that you are a member of the Zhu family. I’ll give you the surname Mu.” From then on, the Naxi people had their first Han surname Mu. The descendants of Ajia Ade passed down the surname Mu and were called the Mu family. The Mu family believed that the surname Mu was given by the emperor and could only be used exclusively by the nobles of the Mu family, so the common people Mu family was given the surname "He" in imitation of Zhu Yuanzhang. "He" means adding a stroke on the wood to put on the Mujia straw hat, and adding a mouth next to it means putting the Mujia basket on the back. "He" means slaves and laborers. Therefore, the Naxi people have a saying that "the official surname is Mu and the people's surname is He". After Mu returned to the Ming Dynasty, he gradually accepted Chinese culture and developed the taboo of Chinese characters. When the Mu family built the ancient city, if they imitated the high walls built around Seoul, the character wood would become the character "trap", so the Mu family was naturally unwilling to build city walls. 6. The Mu clan originates from the southern ethnic minorities: The descendants of the Bai and Mongolian Muhuali have the Mu surname, and the Dongxiang, Lisu and Jingpo clans have the Mu clan.