Life science? ! My parents want to change my name, saying that I am short of wood, fire, soil, gold and water. What should I do?

To tell the truth, if your dad believes in these things and you don't want to change your name, you can try to convince him as I say below.

First of all, you have thought it over. He did it for your own good. This is the premise.

Second, if he believes in these things, you must not confront him. From what you said above, I don't think you should trust them. But for your name, you can suggest him that you don't have to change your name if the five elements are insufficient. You can choose a nickname, or change the layout of your home, and add something beneficial to your five elements at home, so that he has other choices besides changing his name. In that case,

Third, of course, if possible, pay off the fortune teller and let him say that you don't need to change your name. Of course, if your father does the math himself, you have to work hard. If you read this book, you will definitely find loopholes, and then you will refute your father's question.

Let me give you a suggestion. Whatever the outcome, try not to get into trouble with your family. They are the closest people in your life. Don't get into trouble with them because of this. My brother had changed his name, but his grandfather disagreed, so he took a nickname. So remember, grandparents' opinions are still very useful.

That's all I have. I hope you can use it. . . . Fight a name defense war. . Hmm. How interesting