1. Herding
Herding: generally refers to grazing livestock, such as we often say herding sheep, cattle, etc.; it also refers to ruling and being in charge. When used as a personal name, it means noble, generous, capable and hard-working. It comes from a poem by Li Bai, a poet from the Tang Dynasty. In the poem, "good animal husbandry" refers to a wise local governor who can bless the villagers, so it is also a very auspicious eight-character character.
2. Meng
"Meng" comes from "Mengdong in October, the north wind lingers, the weather is clear, the frost is heavy", and it is the name of Mencius, which means very knowledgeable. There is a feeling of being connected to the present. "Meng" means mighty, the same as "meng". When used as a person's name, it means turning the tide and being powerful. It is very suitable for boys, and it means that boys can turn disaster into good luck, which is very auspicious.
3. Ming
Ming: One refers to light, brightness, clarity, and understanding, and the other refers to wisdom and wisdom. When used as a person's name, it can be extended to mean being knowledgeable, sensible, wise and clear. In the eyes of us Chinese people, light generally means that it can dispel the haze and regain new life. It is opposite to all darkness and represents good luck.