1. The name is based on famous ancient Chinese sentences
Wu Kongzhan
Because "Wu" and "Wu" have the same pronunciation, it means not to belittle oneself and to look up in vain.
Wu wu 7 wood
Kong 8 wood
Zhan zhan 18 fire
Selected from: Hanging a mat on the river, waiting for the moon to be pregnant
Li Bai
Waiting until the moon has risen, watching the river flow. Suddenly, in the west corner of the city, a jade hook hung in the blue sky.
Although you can embrace the beautiful scenery, you cannot visit the beautiful scenery. In Geng Geng Jin Boli, you can see the Magpie Tower from the sky.
Another famous saying: The couple by the river means that the stars are guests, and the moon in the sky is your friend
Interpretation: Friends, couples or lovers, stay together by the river Point to the stars as guests, gaze at the moon together in the sky among the flowers, and treat the moon as a dear friend.
Source: "The Notes of a Small Window" (Volume 5, Collection of Suu)
Author: One is said to be written by Chen Jiru of the Ming Dynasty; the other is said to be written by Lu Shaoheng of the Ming Dynasty. 2. What is the significance of using words to choose names?
The oracle bone characters with the word "wen" are painted like a frontal "adult", which means "elephant is tangible" and "pictographic"; the chest is especially enlarged, and "Heart" is drawn on the chest, which means "the overall image, overall ***, overall sketch, and overall sketch of external objects in the heart."
Xu Shen's "Shuowen Jiezi" explains "wen" as "wrong painting", which means "an overall sketch of the image of things, with interlaced strokes, connected and cannot be deconstructed". This It is consistent with what he meant when he said that a single body is a text and a combination is a word. The title of the book "Shuowen Jiezi" means that "wen" can only "speak", while "zi" can "interpret".
"Wen" is a shorthand for the external image of objective things and is the basis for human beings to further understand the inner nature of things. Therefore, it is the parent of "Ci" and "Ci" is the child of "Wen". "Wen" gives rise to "zi" (take "Zhe" as an example): first rub the human hand to draw, the writing is "hand"; then rub the ax to draw, the writing is "jin".
With Hand and Jin as parents, they combine and give birth to a child, and the child is "Zhe" (Hand and Jin each represent the genes of the parents). This "fold" is what Xu Shen calls "zi".
The word "倀" comes from "倀" and "子", "倀" means "independent house", and "zi" means "self-standing". Therefore, "zi" can also be combined with "wen" or other "zi" to create new "zi".
In this example, the word "zhe" as a word is combined with the word "口" as a text, and a new word "zhe" is born. The text is wrong.
Xiangjiaowen. This word is used as a pattern.
——Xu Shen's "Shuowen" of the Eastern Han Dynasty has five chapters dedicated to the five colors. ——Chun Qiu Zuo Qiuming's "Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-fifth Year of Duke Zhao".
Note: "Green and red are called essays, red and white are called chapters, white and black are called Fu, and black and green are called Fu." The article is more beautiful than Fu.
——"Xunzi Feixiang" Carvings on Yinxi. ——"Han Feizi·Ten Passes" Zhiwen Bird Chapter, Bai Zaoyangyang.
——"Poetry·Xiaoya·June" Banwen Xiaoyu. ——Liu Ji of the Ming Dynasty, "Collected Documents of Chengyi Bo Liu Wencheng" Another example: Wenjia (float); Wenban (variegated markings); Wenqi (flag with literary colors); Wenxiu (embroidered with colorful patterns) silk fabrics; embroidery patterns); Wenwei (silk fabrics with colorful patterns); Wenlin (fish scale-shaped patterns). Words, characters ("文"), had the meaning of characters in the pre-Qin period, and "zi" did not exist until the Qin Dynasty This means.
Respectively, "wen" refers to single characters; "zi" refers to combined characters. Generally speaking, they all refer to characters) [character], decorated with seal script.
——"Book of the Later Han·Biography of Zhang Heng" Analysis of text and characters. ——"Book of Han·Biography of Liu Xin" Husband's writing is to stop fighting and turn into force.
——"Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Twelve Years" A few hundred steps away from the cave, there is a stele and a servant path, and the text is scattered.
——Wang Anshi's "Travel to Baochan Mountain" The article says "The Autumn Day of Renxu".
——Ming Dynasty Wei Xuezhen's "The Nuclear Boat Chronicle" says "The Ruler of the First Pingshan Mountain". Oracle bone inscriptions; bronze inscriptions; Chinese; English; Wenji (deeds recorded in words); Document lines (hexagrams related to words, diplomas, etc.); Wenyi (different words); Wengui (writings and vehicle tracks); Wenjiu (literary prison); Wenqian (money.
Because money has writing, so it is called); Wenzhuang (written evidence, military order); Wenqian (pass; road certificate); Wending (engagement) article (The coined words and sentences are called "wen", and the structural paragraphs are called "chapter") [literary position] Therefore, poets do not use words to harm their words. ——"Mencius·Wan Zhang 1" Good ancient prose.
——"Shi Shuo" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty. I wrote a composition to record it. ——Song Dynasty Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" can be described in writing.
——Ouyang Xiu, Song Dynasty, excerpts from "The Drunkard Pavilion". ——Ji Yun of the Qing Dynasty, "Notes on Yuewei Thatched Cottage" Wen Jie (reputation of articles); Wen Mo (bookworms); Wen Hui (a gathering of scholars in the old days who wrote articles together and observed each other in order to prepare for exams); Wen Yi (old times) The name for official documents); Wenxiong (a great writer who is good at writing articles); Wenyi (the purpose of the article); Wenyi (the meaning of the article); Wenqing (the words and feelings of the article); Wenwen (the article referred to) ); Composition (writing articles; learning and practicing the written articles); Wenkui (the leader of the article); Wen value (the reputation of the article); Wenshi (articles and poems) Virtue; Wende [virtue] God of St. Cloud Successor , God uses words to govern.
——Du Mu's "A Poem of Feelings" Another example: Wenzhang (a respectful title for an old man with high talent and virtue); Wenmu (the mother of virtue); Wenwu (literacy and martial arts); Wenming ( Wende teachings); Wenhui (the grace of Wende); Wende (the morality of writing articles); Wenbo (meaning that Wende is shallow); Wenzhao (Wende is outstanding) literary talent; talent. It is also said to have literary talent, [literary talent] but literary talent will not be shown to future generations.
——Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Report to Ren An" Another example: Wenye (talent and learning); Wenying (a person with outstanding literary talent); Wencai Fengliu (overflowing talent and unrestrained style); Wenlang (talented person) Youth); Wenyan (a person with literary talent and virtue); Wen Tong Can Jin (a metaphor for the few remaining talents) Document, classic; verse [document; classics; verse] Confucianism confuses law with literature. ——"Han Feizi·Five beetles" The words must be revised according to the old text and *** chiseled.
——"Shuowen Jiezi·Xu" Dictionary. Also refers to written records [writings; record].
For example: Wen Ji (a formula commonly used at the beginning of letters in the old days. It means to present the letter in front of several people); Wen Da (the text is reversed); Wen is over the top (the rhetoric is exaggerated and unrealistic); Wen is exaggerated and unrealistic. Meaning (literary); Wenci (pleasing words); Wenxiu (gorgeous rhetoric) Certain phenomena in nature [natural phenomenon] Jingwei Tiandi Yue Wen.
——"Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-eighth Year of Duke Zhao" Another example: astronomy; geography; hydrology; literary phenomena (signs of changes in the sun, moon and stars); Wenyao (referring to the sun, moon and stars; literary stars) ); Wenchang (constellation name) Wenzhi; literary affairs; civil service. Opposite of "martial arts" [achievements in culture and education; civilian post] Wen can win.
——"Historical Records·Biography of Pingyuan Jun Yu Qing" Writing cannot win. Use both civil and military skills.
——Tang Dynasty Wei Zheng's "Ten Thoughts on Admonishing Taizong" Another example: Wenchen, Wenli (civilian officials); Wenxi (the number of seats for teachers); Wenpin (the rank of civil servants); Wenshuai (civilian official serves as or concurrently leads the commander-in-chief); Wenlie (prominent in civility and governance); Wenwen (civilian official); Wenjie (civilian official rank); Wendao (the way of civility and governance); Wenye (literary affairs); Literary officer (Civil officials) Articles of decree [Articles of decree] And the officials with swords and pens specialize in writing and slandering people in a clever way to make people guilty.
——"Historical Records·Biography of Ji An" Another example: Wen Ji (. 3. Naming from famous quotes in ancient Chinese
Naming from the Book of Songs 1. Zhen Zhen (pronounced true).
" "Zhou Nan·Tao Yao": "The leaves of peach are green and lush"
2. Yan Fei "Beifeng·Yan Yan": "Yan Yan is flying.
3. Shushen. "Beifeng·Yanyan": "In the end, she is gentle and helpful, Shushen is her body."
Shushen, kind and cautious. For example, there is an artist named Xiao Shushen in Taiwan.
4. Hui Ran. "Bei Feng · Ending Wind": "The wind is windy and hazy, but Hui Ran is willing to come."
Hui Ran is obedient. 5. Jing Shu.
"Bei Feng·Jing Nu": "Jing Nu Qi Shu, I am in the corner of the city" There is a character called Jing Shu in the 2010 version of Three Kingdoms.
There is also "Jing Juan" below, which means quiet and beautiful. 6. Wei Tong
"Beifeng Jingnu": "Tong Guan has Wei." "Yunnvmei". Tong: red.
Wei: brilliance. 7. Xunmei.
"Beifeng·Jingnv": "Since shepherding and returning to the grassland, Xunmei is unique. ". Xunmei means very beautiful.
"Zheng Feng Shu Yutian": "Xunmei and benevolent", "Xunmei and good". 8. Yan Wan.
"Beifeng · Xintai": "Yan Wan's request" Yan Wan: quiet and gentle, also refers to a wishful husband
The wording is beautiful, but the main purpose of this "Xintai" is to satirize Wei Xuangong. The meaning of *** is not very good, so use it with caution. 9. Ruyun.
"The Gentlemen grow old together": "The hair is like clouds, and I disdain Ruyun."
"Zheng Feng: Out of the East Gate": "Out of the east gate, there are women like clouds" Qu Yuan's "Mrs. Xiang": "Nine Yis come together to welcome the spirit." "Looking like clouds".
10. Bang Yuan. "Bongfeng Gentlemen grow old together": "People who look like this are the wives of the state."
Bang: country. Yuan: Beauty.
There is also "Bang Yan" - "Zheng Feng·Yangqiu": "Bang's son is Yan Xi"
Such as the Northern Song Dynasty. The poet's name is Zhou Bangyan.
"Lingyu is zero".
It should be pointed out that. Southerners can't tell the difference between the front and back nasal sounds, so the word can easily be pronounced as "draining in the rain", so it's easy to give it the nickname "drowned rat"> 12. Chao Yu "阘风·蝀". ": "The morning rain is in the west, and the rain is in the morning."
Wang Wei in the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem: "The morning rain in Weicheng is light and the willows are green."
13. Peng Peng (Yin Peng). "Peng Peng·Zai Chi": "I walk in the wild, Peng Peng is the wheat."
Peng Peng: lush vegetation. It is worth mentioning that the author of this article, Mrs. Xu Mu, is the first female poet recorded in our country.
14. Green bamboo. "Weifeng Qi'ao": "Looking at Qi'ao, the green bamboos are green."
15. Xiu Ying. "Wei Feng·Qi'ao": "There are bandits and gentlemen whose ears are full of gleaming gleams."
Xiu: Gemstone. Ying: bright and transparent.
16. Qiaoqian and beautiful hope. "Wei Feng·Shuo Ren": "The beautiful smile is beautiful and the beautiful eyes are looking forward to".
The above article uses six metaphors in succession to praise the beauty of Mrs. Wei Zhuanggong. The writing is beautiful. 17. Pendant jade.
"Wei Feng·Bamboo Pole": "The clever smile is the beauty, the jade is the nuo". 18. Qiong Ju.
"Wei Feng·Papaya": "You give me papaya, and you give me Qiongju in return." Later in the article there are also the (famous) "Qiong Yao" and "Qiong Jiu".
19. Tao Tao. "Wang Feng·Junzi Yangyang": "Junzi Taotao".
Tao Tao: Happy appearance. 20. Peijiu.
"Wang Feng: There is hemp in the hills": "The son of Biliu, I am Peijiu." Peijiu: Beautiful jade for wearing.
21. Be quiet.
"Zheng Feng·Nv Yue Cock Crow": "With the harp and harp at your fingertips, everything is quiet and peaceful."
Jinghao: Quiet and beautiful. When Hu Lancheng and Zhang Ailing got married, they wrote: "The years are quiet and peaceful, and this world is stable."
22. Shun Hua, Shun Ying. "Zheng Feng: There is a girl riding in the car": "There is a girl riding in the car, her face is like Shunhua... her face is like Shunying".
Shunhua and Shunying both refer to hibiscus flowers. 23. Deyin.
"Zheng Feng · A Girl Riding in the Car": "He is beautiful, Meng Jiang, and his virtues are unforgettable." Deyin: good character.
This word appears many times throughout the Book of Songs, so I won’t list them all here. Personally, I feel that this word has a relatively strong aura, and most people can’t hold it. 24, Zipei.
"Zheng Feng·Zijin": "The green purple robe makes me think about it." Zi Pei and Zi Jin here both refer to each other's clothing (and thus refer to each other).
25. Zero exposure. "Zheng Feng·There is creeping grass in the wild": "There is creeping grass in the wild, and there is no dew."
Zero dew: scattered dew. However, the word is full of sentimentality (extended meaning: things that disappear easily), and those Lin Daiyu-style women in novels or film and television dramas suddenly appeared in front of my eyes... 26, Wanxi, Wanru.
"Zheng Feng·There are creepers in the wild": "There is a beautiful person, clear and graceful... as graceful as clear and clear." Wan: beautiful.
As for "Qingyang", no one wants to have the same name as shampoo = =27, Qionghua. "Qi Feng·Zhu": "It is better to admire Qiong Hua."
The words "Qiongying" and "Qiongying" below both describe beautiful jade. 28. Meiqing.
"Qi Feng·Yi Si": "Yi Si is famous for its beautiful eyes and clear eyes", praising the beautiful and clear eyes. Tao Yuanming of the Eastern Jin Dynasty wrote a poem: "A beautiful woman sings heartily at dawn in a beautiful clear night."
29. Ruying. "Wei Feng·Fen Juhu": "Beautiful as English", and "beautiful as jade" below.
As beautiful as flowers and jade. 30. Qingyi.
"Wei Feng·Fa Tan": "The river water is clear and rippled." 31. Plain clothes.
"Tang Feng·Yang Zhishui": "Plain clothes and Zhu Xi, follow the son Yu Wo". Plain clothes: white clothes.
Yan Jidao of the Northern Song Dynasty said: "Plain clothes are dyed with heavenly fragrance, and jade wine adds to the national color." BUT In "Book of Rites" and other classics, "plain clothes" also refers to mourning clothes.
32. Jingjing. "Tang Feng·Ji Du": "There is my Du, and its leaves are Qingqing."
Jingjing: Lush vegetation. 33. Cailing.
"Tang Feng·Cailing": "Cailing, Cailing, the top of Shouyang". In "The Book of Songs", words in the form of "cai~" appear many times. In addition, there are also "caifen", "caiwei", "caifei", "caiqi", "caishu", etc.
It all means picking certain plants. 34. Wen Yin.
"Qin Feng·Xiaorong": "Wen Yin is in a smooth hub, driving my Qi Wei." Wen Yin: The tiger skin mattress in the car.
This word is soft on the outside but hard on the inside! 35. Mae. The single name has the character "Mei", which is taken from "Qin Feng·Jianjia": "The so-called Yiren is in the water of Mei".
Although it is not as famous as "On the Water Side" above, it is a more suitable name. 36. Wooden.
"Qin Feng·Zhongnan": "With a face like Wodan, he is also a king." Wooden: ruddy in color and appearance.
37. Mei Shu. "Chen Feng·East Gate Pond": "That beautiful Shuji, you can sing songs with her."
38. Shu Yao. "Chen Feng·Moonrise": "Shu Yaojiu is here, and the hard work is quiet." Shu: soothing and light appearance; Yaojiu (jiǎo) is actually connected together, with a graceful and graceful appearance.
But I think "Shu Yao" is a better name. "Moonrise" is the central African poem in the entire "Book of Songs".