Girls’ names from ancient poems:
Fangfei comes from Shen Kuo’s “Mengxi Bi Tan” in the Song Dynasty: “The beauty of the world ends in April, and the peach blossoms in the mountain temple begin to bloom.”
Hechang comes from the "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection" by Wang Xizhi of the Jin Dynasty: "The sky is clear and the air is clear, and the wind is gentle and smooth."
Zhengyu comes from the five sounds of ancient Chinese music: Gongshangjiao Zhengyu. ?
Qingzhi comes from "Dengyehe Yin Changshi" written by Jiang Yan of the Southern Dynasties: "I hope it can be relieved, and Qingzhi is in Yuanxiang."
Wanyue comes from Song Lian's "Song of the Ming Dynasty" "Yi Yang Tang Ji": "If the etiquette of love and respect is present, and the meaning of respect and gentleness is prepared, it can be a good cultivation."
Yi Ran comes from "Historical Records: Confucius Family": "There is something Mu Ran is deep in thought, feeling happy and high-spirited."
Wind Bamboo comes from Ouyang Xiu's "Magnolia": "The wind blows in the autumn wind late at night"
The string song comes from. "Historical Records: The Family of Confucius": "Three hundred and five chapters, Confucius sang them all."
Xiuzhu comes from Wu Wenying's Song Dynasty poem "The Wind Enters the Pine": "Feasting in a good night and a good moon, a beautiful woman cultivates bamboo in the breeze. ”
Qingxi comes from "The Song of Children": The water in Canglang is clear, and I can wash my tassel.
Qingyang comes from "The Book of Songs? Zheng Feng? There are creepers in the wild": "There is a beautiful person, clear and graceful."