The grand name of Zhou Shiyang in the Book of Songs of Chu is as follows:
Zhou Shiyang - taken from Shi Dehong's poem "Ouyang's learning, the master is in the world." 》
世: The word 世 is pronounced as shì, and the five elements of the word 世 belong to gold. When used as a name, it means concentration, both ability and political integrity, and longevity.
Yang: The word Yang is pronounced as yáng, and the five elements of the word Yang belong to earth. When used as a name, it means sunshine, cheerfulness, and positivity.
Zhou Hanyu - taken from Liu Baiyu's poem "I love books." I often stand in front of the bookshelf. At this time, I feel that a vast world, a vast ocean, and a vast universe are spread out in front of me. 》
Han: Han is pronounced as hàn, and the five elements of Han are water. When used as a person’s name, it means erudition, tolerance, and well-informed.
Yu: The word Yu is pronounced as yǔ, and the five elements of the word Yu belong to earth. When used as a name, it means magnanimity, grandeur, dignified appearance, and handsomeness.
Zhou Youliang - taken from Zhai Zuo's poem "When you enter the society, you are ashamed to show off, but when you forget your years, you are willing to join the army." 》
You: The word "friend" is pronounced as yǒu. The five elements of the word "friend" belong to earth. When used as a name, it means unity, helpfulness and friendliness.
Liang: Liang is pronounced as liàng, and the five elements of Liang belong to fire. When used as a name, it means to be outstanding, sensible, and extraordinary.
Zhou Huipeng - taken from Wang Shipeng's poem "Kunpeng changes in June, the toad and rabbit will be very glorious." 》
Hui: The word Hui is pronounced as huī. The five elements of the word Hui belong to fire. When used as a name, it means glory, success, and extraordinary achievements.
Peng: Peng is pronounced as péng. The five elements of Peng belong to water. When used as a name, it means flying high, having lofty ambitions, and traveling thousands of miles.
Zhou Jingkai - taken from Wang Mai's poem "Conquering brilliance with gentleness, advocating kindness in politics." 》
Jing: The word Jing is pronounced as jìng, and the five elements of the word Jing belong to gold. When used as a name, it means respect, humility, loyalty and justice.
Kai: The word Kai is pronounced as kǎi. The five elements of the word Kai belong to fire. When used as a name, it means approachable, happy and generous.