Is there anything particular about using words from generation to generation?

Generation refers to the status in family, relatives and friends. There are mainly great-grandparents, great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, peers and younger generations. Also known as "generational", it refers to the lineage between family and relatives.

The arrangement of generations is often reflected in the names of people. It is not only convenient for the same family to rank and recognize generations, but also convenient for compiling genealogy. Generally speaking, people who decide their seniority by characters always put these generational characters after surnames, such as Zhang Xueliang and Zhang. There are several generations from the royal family to the folk. Ordinary people are not particularly particular about this generation, such as Bai Xiaowen and Bai Xiaowu, the sons of Bai Jiaxuan in the novel White Deer Plain. The word "filial piety" is a word like loyalty and filial piety, and there is no particularly strict evolution of substitute words. For another example, in the names of our fathers, the words used from generation to generation are generally words with better meanings. Under this clan concept, the general seniority is mainly reflected in men, and women are not included in the genealogy, so they are not adopted. Nowadays, sisters in many families seem to use generational words, but generally they just choose the same word to express their sisterhood, without a sense of generation. The line generation characters are arranged in a certain order within the clan, which is not optional for parents or me.