What is the most beautiful and meaningful name you have ever heard?

Taking the homonym of "Qinghe" has a clearer meaning. Qinghe is a Chinese word, which originated from the poem "Ma Shi" written by Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It means young crops, tender, with that touch of green, that kind of immaturity.

The original meaning of Qinghe refers to newly unearthed crops or grass, and refers to tender plants. But when used in people, it means youth, vitality and hope.

Second, Han Rui.

This is my roommate's name, which stands for wisdom and restraint. I think her mother probably named her because she wanted to be smart, but being smart is not enough. Being smart can also do stupid things. Therefore, we must have self-restraint. Self-discipline is to ensure that her intelligence is always on the right path and used in meaningful things. Therefore, the word "Han Rui" is both a combination and a restriction, and she can become a smart person in her mind through blessing.

3. Names in A Dream of Red Mansions

When I was watching a dream of red mansions, I suddenly found that everyone's name sounded good. When Cao Xueqin wrote this book, it is undeniable that he spent a lot of thoughts, and there are dozens or even hundreds of characters involved in the book. Even ordinary personal maids have been given nice names, such as "playing chess", "serving books" and "Xiangling", and even these maids have been given corresponding "scenes". These names are antique and bookish, so each name has a charm and is very beautiful.

Fourth, Mo Chuanqiu

I always think that the name "Mo Chuanqiu" is the most beautiful name in the whole school. As a result, I listened to my classmates' explanation today. The word "Chuan" originated from his Sichuanese, and the word "Qiu" originated from his autumn birth. Suddenly it's not that high. But it still sounds meaningful, and it's also good to combine the place with the season ~

5. The name of the lotus pond in Shibawan

The lotus pond in Shibawan Scenic Area is adjacent to the temple, so the photographer gave the lotus pond in Shibawan a nice name: Bihe Tingchan. Here, the lotus blooms gently and leisurely, guarding the inner sanctity, enjoying the faint happiness away from the world of mortals, and gracefully becoming a poem. After all, there is a quiet and dignified meaning, but also a little Zen.