Why don't you give your little brother's child a name?

1 high permanent crown (permanent, crown first).

Hehe, in fact, I still like the name "Gao Zhiyuan" and "Quiet and Zhiyuan"!

3 "High Temperature Towers" is also good, and Wen Tao is very skilled!

Gao Hong, Jun Gao and Jun Gao are also good. I prefer single names. "Hong" means a clear spring, "Jun" describes the grandeur of his life, and "Jun" means a fine horse, haha, which indicates that he will be a good person in the future.

5 high intelligence, high intelligence and high intelligence are all good.

How about Gao? Or try to change the middle "Jun" to "Jun" and "Jun". "Yan" means talent, "Jun Yan" means that your son is a talented person!

7 Gao Yunqian. But I don't think the landlord will like it.

Godfrey Tsao and Gao Zaixiang.

9 high comes from good, from "good advice"

10 Gao Yinglin.

1 1 high, "high wind and bright festival".

As for women's names, most of my occasional names tend to be masculine or neuter, so Gao Lingxian is the best, and her daughter is Liang Lingxian. Still Gao Qianru, but a little vulgar.

In fact, in addition to the good meaning of a name, the four-tone collocation between names is also very particular, that is, how to match its pronunciation and surname, and whether there is a sense of cadence.

"Gao" is the first sound, so it is best to have a word with the third or fourth sound in the name, so that there is a sense of cadence.

If the whole name, that is, surname+first name, is pronounced first or first or last, then there is no aesthetic feeling of pronunciation.

Secondly, it depends on the beauty of the first name and surname. To know that Chinese is a hieroglyph, the collocation of fonts is very important.

"Gao" is an up-and-down structure. When naming Gao's surname, try to avoid using less words with up-and-down structure and use more words with left and right structure. In fact, it is also possible to use upper and lower structures, but it is better to have left and right structures beside them, such as Gao Heng Crown and Gao Lingxian mentioned above.

It is also good to use words with fully closed and semi-closed structures. Such as "yuan" and "yuan".

Generally speaking, better names are single names with far-reaching meanings (of course, don't use too complicated and uncommon words), such as Zhou Yu, Sun Ce and Sun Quan in the Three Kingdoms; Or a verb+a noun, such as Kang Youwei; Or function words (such as "zhi" and "yi")+adjectives, such as Wang Xizhi. Of course, this is not absolute, such as Liang Qichao (both names are verbs), Shen Yanbing (two nouns, of course, Yan Bing is Mao Dun's word, not his name), Kong Xiaoxiang and Hu Yifei (an adjective+a noun). These are good names.

After talking for a long time, it depends on the landlord what name you want to use!