Use the child's name and textual research, okay?

You ask your child whether it is good to name and learn Chinese characters, but you don't quite understand your concept of "easy to use".

I can only tell you that it works. Too many people use the word "Yan" in their names. You can Baidu yourself.

The basic considerations for naming are:

First, there are no uncommon words.

Second, there are no homophones that are easy to ridicule, including just listening to the first name, and there are bad homophones when combined with the last name.

Third, be careful not to have pronunciation similar to indecent, unlucky and derogatory words.

Fourth, try to have a little cultural connotation or literary talent, and try not to use tacky names, such as Zhang and Li sanleng.

Fifth, it is not awkward to read.

Under special circumstances, commemorative significance can be considered. For example, festivals, animal signs, years, solar terms, regions or in memory of someone or something.

As long as you pay attention to the above five points, you can call it out.

As for what fortune-telling should be after naming, we should contact the date of birth and the date of birth. What are the five elements of Jin Mu? What's more, it also requires a few strokes for the name. I don't know this noisy shit. Because I don't want to know.

For your reference.