1. Huan. The radical of "Huan" is wood, which is a relatively obvious five-element character that belongs to wood. The idiom "Yuyu Huanhuan" extends the connotation of the word "Huan", which means a person who is calm, talented, and brave. Taking "Huan" as a name means that a boy is brave, decisive and honors his ancestors.
2. Bin. "Bin" comes from the idiom "gentle and polite", describing a person who has both humanities and qualities, or who is elegant and polite. The words Chuqing·Li Ruzhen's "Flowers in the Mirror" Chapter 83: "Call out his two sons; elder brother before younger brother; polite and courteous." This makes the word "bin" more meaningful and connotative, making it suitable for naming boys and full of meaning. parents' expectations for boys.
3. Lin. The radical is "木", which is a character that obviously belongs to the five elements of wood. It is also a commonly used character for naming. The meaning of the word comes from the idiom "Hanlin Zimo", which means that children are quick-thinking, knowledgeable, and rich in leadership skills. The name "Honglin" can mean that the child is far-sighted and resourceful.
4. Double-character boys’ names next to the wooden characters: Rongxi, Ronghua, Yusen, Baosen, Jinsen, Zihao, Ziyu, Weilin, Aolei , Yanbin.
4. Single characters: gate, 柙, 枞, 柣, 枃, 悂,掟,槁,杝,栀,栞,栌,苟,cha.