Nine strokes of Chinese characters are often used for naming.

Nine commonly used Chinese characters are as follows:

1, Bao, Bao, Bian, Chong, Gull, Ao, Ye, Chun, Consciousness, Ao, Xing, Na, Ignorance, Column, Ping, Bench, Ice, Wave, Berth, Bo, Cha, Chong, Gull, Ao, Ye, Chun.

2, degree, festival, shield, method, flying, wind, seal, negative, go, square, leather, palace, old, crown, decyl, river, red, rainbow, Hou, thick, fox, yellow, Ji, both, cangue.

3. Pan, Yin, Zhen, Na, Si, Bai, Nan, Rong, Liu, Ling, Qian, Mei, Zi, Shao, Mei, Yin, Nan, Pan, Hong, Ke, Bo, Bai, Ying, Si, Hong, Ying, You, Yi, Rou, Xiang, Qiu.

4, and, thinking, giving, vulgar, smooth, complex, south, light, cypress, bell, Zhao, unique, letter, tree, province, prestige, glory, sand, pavilion, monarch, economy, flood, courage, earning, training, quality, law, discipline, degree, resistance, sealing.

The history of naming

Naming originated from China's ancestral philosophy and is the quintessence of China. Confucius said: "Justifiable" is a simple sentence, but its meaning implies the importance of people to names. There is a famous saying in ancient times: "A name must be real, and a name is a real guest." In Shuowen, the motto is "name", "destiny" and "name is pretentious".

In ancient times, although many scholars studied numerology, it is a pity that they only studied the literal meaning without development, and did not combine it with the Book of Changes to form a special knowledge. Later, although various generations of officials had detailed supplements and explanations, they were not taken seriously. Heresy was just a folk method used only for fortune telling.