The names of the hottest new born babies in 2020 have been released: Are the generations who read romance novels becoming parents?

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Names represent the parents’ good wishes for their children.

When choosing a name, parents hope that their child’s name will have a good meaning, sound good, and be unique.

But after all, China has a large population, and it is really difficult to completely avoid name collision. Naming is inseparable from the background of the times. Our names have gone through the process from Gouwa to Cuihua to Jianguo and then to Zixuan. The names are getting better and better, but the rate of name collisions remains high.

It can be seen from the popular names in the four years from 2015 to 2019, whether it is a boy or a girl , the occurrence rate of "梓" is particularly high. It seems that parents of this generation love the word "梓".

Among the most popular names for newborns in 2020, the word "Zi" tops the list. Is your baby a famous name?

With the arrival of the New Year, the first batch of "post-20s" are about to be born. It must be very important for new parents to choose a good name.

Recently, Guangzhou Foshan announced the most popular names for newborns in 2020. Among them, the girl "Zi Qing" has topped the list for five consecutive years; the boy "Zi Rui" has topped the list for two consecutive years.

In addition to the word "Zi", the words "Yu", "Xuan", "Hao" and "Jun" appear very frequently in boys' names; the words "Qing", "Yan" and "Si" appear in girls' names very frequently. The repetition rate is also very high.

I don’t know how you feel after reading it. Anyway, my biggest feeling is: Why do I see these names everywhere, and they are all Does it look like the names of the male and female protagonists in romance novels?

After the names of these popular products were announced, they immediately aroused heated discussions among netizens, who expressed their opinions one after another.

@ Chaotianjiao Captain: It’s very much like a complete list of the names of male and female protagonists in novels.

@铓影无香: The generation of children who read online romance novels have all become parents

@老成香岁八岁: No culture, no connotation, but a vulgarity, over

@Ferrero Killer: The flowing Zi

@日economicnews: Looking at this form, I really want to play a game of Xiaoxiaole

@富·情: Save it, be sure to avoid it in the future

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After reading the popular names for newborns in 2020, has your baby "stuck" in the name?

How can parents avoid high rates of “name collisions” when naming their children?

Too high a repetition rate of children’s names does cause a lot of inconvenience and sometimes leads to embarrassment. Therefore, parents should consider many aspects when choosing a name. The child's name will accompany it throughout his life, so he must be extra cautious. It must not only have a good meaning, but also sound unique and unique.

When naming your child, you may wish to consider the following aspects.

①Avoid popular words

Many parents will search the Internet for inspiration when naming their children. In fact, some words appear more frequently, which is very difficult. It is easy for everyone to use this word when choosing a name, so parents should try to avoid popular words when choosing a name. This can avoid the probability of name collision to a certain extent.

② Pay attention to the meaning and choose names from ancient poems

Chinese culture is broad and profound.

Ancient literati left us a precious wealth - ancient poetry. The refinement, rhythm and unique artistic conception of ancient poetry give people a feeling of beauty.

When naming our children, we can find inspiration from ancient poems, which not only reduces the repetition rate, but also has a profound meaning. The name is full of story and poetry.

③Name according to the traditional family lineage

China is a country that pays special attention to the concept of family. Many families have family rules, family trees, and a culture of naming according to the order of the family tree. Tradition. Naming according to the family's seniority not only inherits the family culture, represents the family's historical origins, but also enhances the child's sense of family responsibility.

Family culture gives unique meaning to children’s names, and each family’s culture is different, and the seniority will be different, so it can also reduce the repetition rate of names.

What other unique ways of naming do you have? Welcome to share and discuss in the message area~