Studying this topic is related to two famous stories in history. One is the allusion of "Uncle Sun Sheng Di, named after his son". In the 11th year of Lu Wengong (6 16 BC), Ren Di invaded Lu, and Lu Wengong sent his uncle Sun to pursue, defeated and captured the leader Qiao Ru alive. In order to commemorate the victory of this campaign and "let future generations know its achievements", Uncle Sun named his newborn son "Qiaoru". (1) The other is the story of Genghis Khan's name "Temujin". In the second year of Jin Dading (1 162), when Genghis Khan's mother, Hoelun, gave birth to him in Vimbole, Dieli, Montenegro, on the south bank of the river, his father should have captured the bald son and the Tatar in Temujin and named him Temujin. (2) At the same time, Li Guang, a famous "flying general" in the Han Dynasty, captured a Xiongnu official as "Danghu" in the battle to defend the country, so he named his newborn son "Danghu". These examples show that in ancient East Asia, there was a custom of naming children to commemorate events of great historical significance and auspicious events.