1. Du Yiran
Taken from Chu Guangxi's poem "[Sadly] Looking at Yiluo, it's like seeing Xiyang Palace." 》
The word Yi is pronounced as yī, and the five elements of the word Yi belong to the earth. When used as a person's name, it means that the person is beautiful in appearance, elegant in behavior, and generous in manners.
The word "ran" is pronounced as rán, and the five elements of the word "ran" belong to gold. When used as a person's name, it means reason, integrity, and brilliance.
2. Du Qiaotong
Taken from Yuan Zhen's poem "Children pity the small ones, and gradually want to reach the wheel." 》
The word Qiao is pronounced as qiǎo, and the five elements of the word Qiao belong to wood. When used as a name, it means quick writing, quick wit, and dexterity.
Tong is pronounced as tóng, and the five elements of Tong are gold. When used as a name, it means innocence, kindness, and happiness.
3. Du Li_
Li: numerous, many; wait, wait; old; black. The five elements of the character "Li" belong to fire. When used as a person's name, it means calmness, erudition, and vitality.
_: Refers to a divine bead given by God to the virtuous Holy Emperor in ancient legends. The five elements of _ are metal, and when used as a name, it means auspiciousness, nobility, elegance, and extraordinary temperament.