The five elements combinations of the names of gold and fire include Yongshuo, Busheng, Xiaozhe, etc.
Yongshuo: The five elements of the word "Shuo" belong to fire, which refers to the appearance of light. The word "yong" means forever and long-term. "Yongshuo" can mean that the boy's talent and appearance are very outstanding, giving people a very good feeling, and he can maintain this light forever. Bu Sheng: The five elements of "Sheng Sheng" belong to gold, which means (level, etc.) rising continuously. There is an idiom called "step by step promotion", which refers to the continuous promotion of positions. Therefore, "step promotion" can mean that a boy has a smooth career, can be continuously promoted, and has a bright future.
Laughing Philosophy: "Laughing Philosophy" is the standard combination of gold and fire in the five elements. The five elements of laughter belong to gold, which means showing a happy expression and making a joyful voice; philosophy refers to philosophy and wisdom. "Xiao Zhe" can refer to a boy who is optimistic and cheerful, knowledgeable and has extraordinary wisdom.
How to name the five elements lacking gold
1. Use characters that belong to metal to name
Each element in the eight characters corresponds to the five elements of "gold, wood, water, fire, and earth" If one of them is strong, it will be suppressed, and if it is weak, it will be compensated. This "suppression" and "supplementation" is to make clever use of the principle of the five elements' mutual interdependence (the five elements are interdependent: metal generates water, water generates wood, wood generates fire, fire generates earth, earth generates metal). (Conquers Fire, Fire Conquers Metal) to achieve the balance of the five elements. If there is a lack of gold in the five elements, metal characters should be used in the name as much as possible.
2. Use words that belong to earth to name your name.
The five elements are mutually reinforcing and restraining each other. Earth can produce metal. Using words that belong to earth is a gentle way to supplement the metal element. Earth generates metal, which eases the mutual restraint of fire and metal between the year, month, stems and branches, forming a small five-element cycle.