The heroine Lin Ziwei.

Jing: It means slim, beautiful and beautiful, and it is also described as talented.

"Shuo Wen Jie Zi" explains the cloud: Qiliye. Voices from young women. One day, you will be talented. Reading is like leek.

Ting: Ting characters mainly refer to people's beauty or beauty, and are also used to describe elegance and elegance, such as Tingting's curl and Tingting's horizontal.

General comments on reputation:

Jingjing is a common word for women's names. Can better match your last name.

Tingting is a common word for women's names. It can be well matched with the naming word Beijing.

Jingzi means beauty, talent, thinness and beauty; Ting means elegance, elegance, grace and grace.

The pronunciations of Lin, Jing and Ting are lín, jìng and tíng, and the tones are ascending, descending and ascending, with good melody.

Font forest left and right structure, 8 school names; The scene is a left-right structure, painted as11; Quite a left-right structure, famous strokes12; Beautiful fonts are good for writing.

The five strokes of the name are 8- 1 1- 12, all of which are excellent.

Interesting explanation:

Beauty? graceful

Beauty? Elegant and straight

Beauty? wrought

Beauty? Tingping

Famous saying:

Jing told Qi Xiang that this argument was correct.

-Yang Weizhen's Forty-two Ancient Poems (Part Two)

Where do the double herons fly? Mu Pingting if you are interested.

-Su Shi's Jiang Shenzi/Jiang and the Lake

She is slim and graceful, curled up outside the cloud nine.

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In the Ming dynasty, the tree was pulled out, and Jing Fu took off his prison name.

-Yang Weizhen's Forty-two Ancient Poems (Part Two)

Analysis of Tian Ge 9: The number of great achievements, success or failure, is difficult to grasp. (intense)

Analysis of Terrace 23: The quality of the rising sun is firm and hard. (Daji)

Personality analysis 19: quick response, pronunciation is preferred. (semi-auspicious)

Analysis of extranet 13: erudite and versatile, with superior intelligence. (Daji)

3 1 Total case analysis: wisdom and courage succeed, and everything comes true. (Daji)