What are the names of Chu's 2000 boys' songs in The Book of Songs?

From Nine Songs Shan Gui, "Shi Lan Xi took away Du Heng, and he lost his mind". The word "thinking" means novel and original ideas, thoughts, Si Qi and so on, which can show the broad characteristics of boys' thinking. The original meaning of the word "balance" is balance and fairness. Named after this word, it shows that parents hope that the boy will be a person who can distinguish right from wrong and weigh the weight in the future.

The pronunciation of Siheng's name is sρ and héng, which avoids disyllabic words, reduplicated words and homophones and makes the boy's name more smooth and pleasant to listen to.

2. Jing zhi

Jing's name comes from the sentence of "being ashamed of the sincerity of the scene, but being prepared for seclusion" in the Nine Chapters of Chu Ci. It's a boy's name that uses scenery as a metaphor. Jing is an auspicious Chinese character, which refers to sunshine and scenery in the text. Its name is a metaphor for elegant and generous personality, and it is just a synonym, which has a decorative effect and makes the boy's name more beautiful.

3. Huai Xin

From "Nine Chapters of Chu Ci": "I believe it and I will do it suddenly." It means to remain loyal and honest. People have always attached great importance to benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faith, and regarded it as a moral standard to judge a person. Named Huaixin, it can reflect the boy's honest and honest character, with profound implications.

4. Wind

From "Seven Commandments of Chu Ci", "Roars and winds come to Xi, while dragons and dragons go to Jing Yun". The pronunciation of this name will be reminiscent of the role of "Feng Jie" in the costume film and television drama Legend of the Sword and the Chivalrous Man 3. It is a nice and antique name that can leave a deep impression on people.

"Xi" is a function word in classical Chinese, which is elegant as a name; As a name, "Feng" implies grace and generosity, giving people the feeling of a handsome guy.

5. Wang Shu

Wang Shu originated from the Chu culture Lisao, in which Wang Shu was the pioneer and Fei Lian was the servant. Wang Shu is the god who drives the moon, and can also refer to the moon, which is used to name boys. As a metaphorical expectation and wish, Wang Shu, the god of the moon, endows boys with elegant and generous temperament and makes them grow up healthily and safely.