If you choose the name, Practical Ancient Chinese Dictionary, Cihai and Annotation of the Book of Songs will do. If you choose the name, you can look up the ancient meanings of some rare words with beautiful shapes but unknown meanings (but they must not be particularly complicated or strange in shape) to avoid ambiguity. The dictionary contains a wider range of meanings and glyphs than most dictionaries, and you can quickly find some words that meet the requirements (practice makes perfect) in the word shortage. If you want to name the Book of Songs, you can find some beautiful words directly, but it should be used in combination with the ancient Chinese dictionary to avoid embarrassment. For example, Wang Zihao refers to your collar, followed by Wang Zi followed by Zi Zi, which is easy to fall into the stereotype. The use of the Book of Songs should be carefully considered.