Asking the name means asking the woman's elegance.

The name of Nacai in the Gregorian calendar refers to the first two steps of the traditional wedding ceremony. The man asked the matchmaker to ask the woman's name, and the woman promised to let the matchmaker ask her name, date of birth, etc. After marriage, he made a fortune in the ancestral temple.

China has been a multi-ethnic country since ancient times, and the wedding customs and etiquette of all ethnic groups are also different. However, since the ancestors of China entered the civilized society in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, they gradually developed a set of established wedding etiquette for men and women, which was defined as the ritual system by later dynasties and widely recognized by the Han nationality. This is the "six rites" recorded in Confucian classics. "Six Rites" was originally the wedding etiquette of aristocratic children in the Zhou Dynasty, according to the Book of Rites. "Six Rites" in "Confused Scholar" refers to the six steps of accepting gifts, asking names, accepting gifts, being invited and welcoming relatives and their etiquette.