# English Version
A name is both a blessing and a mirror of its time.
In the past, older generations chose names like “Fu” (wealth), “Tang” (hall), “Tian” (field), “Juan” (graceful), “Fang” (fragrant), or “Lan” (orchid)—hoping their children would grow up steady, virtuous, and refined.
Today, parents seek subtle beauty and poetic meaning. Yet no matter how hard they try to avoid popular characters, certain ones reappear year after year. This is not carelessness. It is the quiet breath of an era, shaping our tastes in ways we hardly notice.
A name can also be drawn from ancient poetry. For example, “Tinghai” evokes a broad mind and noble bearing. “Feiyu” calls to mind a swallow spreading its wings—courage and ambition. “Bangtai” suggests steadiness like a great mountain. “Wenlie” balances culture and strength. “Jianwei” inspires purpose and achievement. “Tianlin” carries heavenly blessings and vision. “Yanfu” speaks of resilience and trustworthiness.
A name is the first gift parents give their child. A thoughtful name can bring confidence and grace throughout a lifetime.
May every name be like a poem—quietly guiding, gently enduring.