The best birthday horoscopes in history Since ancient times, there has been a saying: "It is better to teach a child a skill than to give a child a thousand pieces of gold; it is better to give a child a name than to teach a child a skill."

The name not only reflects the good expectations of the elders, but also can give people a deeper impression.

Especially in the Internet age, it is often the case that "see the name first, then see the person."

A good name, whether during schooling or after graduation, is a valuable help for a child's happy growth and success.

Parents basically understand this truth, so there are very few people who don’t take their children’s names seriously – looking for words with good meanings in the dictionary, searching for commonly used names on the Internet, and fastidious parents will even ask experts to name their children based on their birth date...

...Although it is pitiful, not every pair of parents can give their children a "good name".

01 With this way of naming, have you been shot?

The simplest name is "go with the flow".

Choosing commonly used names does not seek brilliance, but stability, which creates a unique "naming culture" in each era.

In the old China period, names were often associated with traditional morals. Although there were also elegant names that emphasized artistic conception such as "Yuanxiu, Yisheng, Ruogu, and Tingwan", names such as "Bingyi, Shouren" were more common;

Clan usually stipulates the generation of descendants, which leaves less room for manipulation in naming. The following characters are often used in ancient naming: benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom and trust, gentleness, respect, thrift, loyalty, filial piety, auspiciousness, tranquility and peace, celebration and longevity, modesty, forgiveness and friendliness.

Integrity and purity, modesty and kindness, the fragrance of farming and reading, blessings and wealth, the royal hall, orchids, plums, bamboos and chrysanthemums, wind, clouds, rain and snow, the majesty is appropriate, and it is the same, spring, summer, autumn and winter, east, west, north, south, look good

Be upright, act squarely and think roundly, have gifts from the clan, and have both sides... After the founding of New China, everything was renewed.

Children born before and after the founding of New China in 1949 were named "Jianguo", "Jianguo", "Victory", "Jiangjun", and "Peace"; during the period of resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea, "Resisting U.S. aggression, aiding Korea, defending the country, and defending the country" were added.

"China"; children born from 1958 to 1960, because they caught up with "", "steel-making" and "commune", many people were named "Yuejin", "steel-making", "steel-making", "commune",

Super British, super beautiful; In 1964, the movement "Learn from Daqing in industry, learn from Dazhai in agriculture, and learn from the whole country" was launched across the country. Some people named it "Daqing", "Xuejun" and "Yongjun"; in 1970, our country

One of the artificial earth satellites was successfully launched and named "Satellite". Because of the special background of the times, it can be seen that the whole country is "red"; the name in the 1980s was named after "Na, Li, Jing, Hui", "Wei" and "Wei".

"Peng, Lei, Feng" are the mainstream names; among the names of those born in the 1990s, "Chen, Fan, Yang, Tian, ??Hao", "Qian, Jing, Yuan, Ying, Lei" are more common; parents of children born in the 00s are not exempt from the customs either.

They all unanimously gave their children "romantic" names, "Haoran, Zixuan, Yuze, and Yuxuan" for boys, and "Zihan, Zihan, Yuhan, and Xinyi" for girls.

Nowadays, some of the post-00s generation have gone to college, and the post-90s generation have begun to become parents. It is still difficult for parents to come up with a name.

02 Where do the good names from ancient times to the present come from?

Inspirations are all "" In recent years, under the influence of the craze for Chinese studies, "The Book of Songs" and "Chu Ci" have gradually replaced the "Xinhua Dictionary" and become new naming inspirations for parents.

But most people may not know that although these two books are famous for their "rich vocabulary", they are full of nouns. Taking the words alone often loses their profound meaning, and they are not the most suitable for reference in naming.

So, which book is the best for naming reference?

""?

""?

"Zhuangzi"?

But when it comes to the source of Chinese traditional culture, it has to be "".

"" is said to have been written by King Wen of Zhou Dynasty, and later generations were deeply influenced by it; he has hexagrams, line speeches, and ten wings. A few words are a sentence, and any interception can express the complete meaning. From ancient times to the present, there are countless good names

All come from "".

The word "runzhi" comes from the "Book of Changes", Chapter 4 of "·Shuo Gua Zhuan" "Thunder moves it, wind disperses it, rain moistens it, and the sun shines it."

"Zhouyi", named Zhongzheng and courtesy name Jieshi, according to the original meaning of the sixty-second line of "Yu Gua" in "Zhouyi": "Zhongzheng defends itself, and its Jieshi is like a stone."

"Tea" Lu Yu's character is Hongjian. Lu Yu was given the surname "Lu" by Zhi Ji when he was three years old. Zhi Gong used "Book of Changes" to perform hexagrams. The line said: "Hongjian came to Lu, and his feathers can be used as ritual instruments and good luck."

", named "Yu", with the courtesy name "Hongjian".