1. Muyun: This name comes from Su Shi's poem "Yangguanqu Mid-Autumn Moon", in which "Muyun overflows with cold, and the silver man turns to the jade plate silently". This word is written about the Mid-Autumn Festival, but it doesn't start from moonlight, but from "Muyun", which has a special flavor. "Twilight" itself means sunset glow and evening. Using the word "Twilight" as a name will remind people of the splendor of sunset glow, which means that they will release dazzling brilliance like sunset glow all their lives.

2. Yinxiao: This name comes from Su Shi's poem "Don't listen to the sound of beating leaves through the forest". This word is Su Shi's reflection on life through encountering small things in the wild journey under the background of unsatisfactory official career, and the word "Yinxiao" shows Su Shi's broad mind. The name "chanting" means singing loudly. Taking this name means that if you encounter difficulties in life, you should learn Su Shi's free and easy and tough life style.

3. Thinking: This name comes from Su Shi's poem "Jiang Chengzi Yi Mao remembers dreams on the night of the 2th day of the first month". I will never forget if I don't think about it. This word was written by Su Shi's wife who dreamed of her death. Although it has been ten years since Yin and Yang were separated, the feelings between husband and wife have always existed. This sincere feeling is very touching even in modern times. The original meaning of "thinking" is thinking and missing, so the word "thinking" is extracted as a name to mean being a person who constantly thinks and values feelings.

4. The south wind

comes from Su Shi's Crossing the Earth Shanzhai: the south wind is holding up every day, and I like the north wind to visit us.

Nantong often refers to the direction. When the word Feng is used as a person's name, it expresses grace and momentum, etc. The combination of the word Nanfeng gives people a sense of heroic and gentle.

5. The wind bamboo

comes from Su Shi's "Summer Scenery in He Xinlang": Who will push the embroiderer outside the curtain, teaching people in vain and dreaming of breaking the Yaotai song? Again, the wind knocks on the bamboo.