Wang Wang Wang Wang Wang Ruoyan Wang Qinling Wang Wang Yuying
Wang Yongli Wang Luna Wang Sijing Wang Hongli Wang Hao Yue Wang Hao Yue Wang Jiayan Wang Shuli Wang Shumei Wang Yingli
Wang Yingli Wang Xianying Wang Zhimei Wang Xuye Wang Xiuye Wang Wang Yiying Wang.
Wang, Wang, Wang Chiba, Wang Liye, what is the emphasis on the eight characters of the name? (1) Don't use vulgar words when naming your baby.
In former China, parents in rural areas would give their children names like Dog Egg and two dog, so that their children could live a long life and be disease-free and disaster-free. I wonder what these parents think. It's amazing.
(2) Don't name your baby with uncommon words.
Because the current computer system has not been synchronized with the profound Chinese character culture, some rare words can't be input by computer, so I suggest you don't name your baby with some rare words just for novelty.
(3) Don't use unisex words when naming your baby.
With the historical accumulation of culture, the gender difference of names is gradually recognized by the society, forming a social custom. Parents have to consider the gender factor when naming names, otherwise they may encounter trouble when using them.
(4) Don't take homophonic words when naming your baby.
If homonyms are skillfully used in naming, people will feel implicit and unconventional. However, nominators sometimes only pay attention to the meaning of the words they choose, ignoring that words or phrases that are homophonic with names may be derogatory.
(5) Don't take a single name when naming your baby.
The repetition rate of single names is higher than that of double names. Many parents like to give their babies a single name in order to save trouble. With the increase of population, there can be at most three people with the same name in a class. At this time, the teacher can only distinguish the child's name according to his body.
(6) Don't take similar words when naming your baby.
When the school teacher called the roll, the little girl was mistaken for Dong. From then on, she was nicknamed in the class, which made her unhappy at school and didn't like the name her parents gave her. The name that was originally particularly pleasant to listen to has caused such a thing.