The connotation of a scholar's name.

The Scholars is a novel that describes the social features and characters of the Ming Dynasty, and the names of the characters in the novel contain profound connotations.

1. Three folds of the heart: the heart refers to rhyme, and the three folds symbolize the ups and downs of music. The name implies that the character likes music and has delicate feelings.

2. Shi Lubin: History refers to history, and Lu refers to traditional culture. Waterfront refers to mountains and rivers, indicating that characters love cultural relics and traditional culture.

3. Wang Aihu: Wang stands for strength, short stands for short stature, and the tiger means vicious personality. As the name implies, although he is short, he has great strength and cruel personality.

4. Assistant Minister Chen: Assistant Minister is the official position of the Ming Dynasty officials. The name implies that the character is an official, which also shows that the character is well versed in officialdom.

5. Xu Yi: Righteousness is a code of conduct and ethics. The name implies that the character has a noble sense of morality and justice.

6. Li: It means comfortable and pleasant feeling. The name implies that the character likes a happy and superior lifestyle.

7. Gong Zizhen: Self-esteem is self-respect. The name implies that this character has strong self-confidence and independent thinking and innovative spirit.

8. Big family: A big family means a rich landlord. As the name implies, this character has deep pockets and is good at business and financial management.

9. Xie Chaozong: Chaozong refers to the courtiers who are favored by the king. The name implies that this character has won the favor of the king and has a noble loyalty spirit.

10. Wang Fugui: Being rich means that this character has wealth and status. The name implies that the character is a rich and successful character.