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Today's topic: Dear readers and friends, have you ever thought that some of the Chinese characters we use every day have been "retired" from our daily life to "pure name characters" that can only be seen in names. Do you know which Chinese characters have become pure names?
Chinese characters, as a treasure of Chinese culture, carry a profound cultural heritage.
However, with the change of the times, some words have gradually been marginalized in daily use, and have become the first choice for people when choosing names.
For example, the words "Jin" and "Jing" are common in ancient texts, but now they appear more often in names and have become the representative of famous characters.
When it comes to names, there are more and more of them now. Words like "Xuan", "Han" and "Yu" not only sound good, but also imply good wishes.
Parents put a lot of effort into choosing a unique name for their child. However, this has also led to some problems.
Some words are nice, but their meanings are not clear, and sometimes they can even be misleading.
Let's see what netizens have to say
There is a saying that Chang Yu is not his real name is his nickname, and the original meaning of "Yu" is a jobless vagrant with bad conduct, and Chang Yu probably got this nickname when he was in the folk days, and his real name has probably been lost (sad)
Maybe the word Xianqin is useful, but after he used it, it was no longer useful and out of print
Linlang, coral, and "Pei" can be seen like "Peiyu"
In addition to "Sen", the word "Crystal" is also commonly used, and it is not limited to personal names, right?
And although "Yao" itself is remote, as a part of "Yao, Yao, Yao, Xiao", etc., there are actually a lot of cases where it is written?
Coordinates Guangxi. In the local dialect, Zhen actually means ditch or stream water, and is not necessarily used in place names.
Hakka words, a larger ditch, there is a ditch in my hometown, which is called Shenzhen
When Feng reads ping, there is a violent tiger Feng He, Feng Xuyu wind, but it is really not modern Chinese
The original meaning of these words Zhao and Han is not that they are not used now, and no one used them in ancient times
Cypress is also a cheap tree, it used to be a good wood with the same name as pine and cypress, but even the name of Qin cypress has been changed
In fact, the Japanese still use this word quite a lot. It seems that there will be resin or something, and it is suitable for making a bathtub. It will also be specially marked for you that this bathtub is made of cypress.
There is also a Dancheng County in Henan, although it is still a place name.
Anyway, there is a Handan toddler, a place name has been used for two or three thousand years, and there is a special word that is worthy of the specifications
This kind of symmetrical ancient surname is generally a family emblem that existed before the appearance of words, and "pattern" does not have a specific meaning unless it is used later
The word used as a personal name in the oracle bone inscription may not have anything to do with the current Song character, but it is just a matter of subordination to the Song (so it seems, the word Song is even more strange)
Kangxi and his sons, I suspect you are deliberately [covering your face]
Why can you basically read half of the side next to the oblique jade, and you can't read half of the side next to the Japanese character?
Han indicates that the adult male may have come from the Han nationality, and the surname Han may have come from the Han River
Xia in the Xia Dynasty does not mean summer, it means huge. These two meanings are originally different tones, indicating that the summer of the season is the sound of going and the summer of China is the upper sound.
According to expert research, the number of names and characters has indeed been increasing in recent years.
This is not only related to parents' concept of naming, but also closely related to the cultural changes in society.
At the same time, experts also remind parents that when naming their children, they should comprehensively consider the practicality, cultural connotation and characteristics of the times.
A name is a symbol of a person and a cultural inheritance. While we pursue uniqueness and beauty, we should also pay attention to the practicality and cultural connotation of the name.
Only in this way can our name truly become a symbol of our identity, and can we better inherit and promote Chinese culture.
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