What are the names of girls in China culture?

1, Li Yu. This is an excerpt from the poem "How the feather book crosses the canal at night, to the west of Jinshan, the Tatar chieftain has stopped". "Li" refers to the dawn, and the name implies that the girl is aboveboard and full of vigor; "Feather" refers to the feather of a bird, which gives people a sense of lightness and freedom, shows the gentle beauty of a girl, and means that a girl is free and easy and does not touch dust. Naming the girl "Li Yu" is elegant and gentle.

2, wind cotton. From Meng Jiao's "Spring Feelings" in the Tang Dynasty: "The wind blows willow cotton, and one branch is connected with another." The word "wind" means extraordinary, and the word "cotton" means gentle and quiet. The combination of these two words is a poetic name for girls and gives people a fresh and hearty feeling of blowing catkins.

3, such as blue. From Memorizing Jiangnan: At sunrise, the river is red as fire, and in spring, the river is green as blue. Naming the girl "Rulan" continues the aesthetic literary tone of describing the beautiful scenery in the poem and creates a poetic situation, which is beautiful to read, indicating that the girl is gentle and virtuous. It is also "blue", symbolizing the blue sky or the sea. It is a broad thing with a broad mind. Huier is selected from Qiu Si's novel "Twilight Grass, Breeze Xu Lai", which is used to describe a girl's name as pure as a girl's heart and elegant as a blue. Extended to a kind and noble woman; Among them, the word "er" is used to strengthen moral connotation and describe the beauty, kindness and dignity of girls.