Boys' names with allusions in 221 Songs of the South recommended names of boys with allusions in Songs of the South.

1. The luxuriant

—— From Lisao: "The branches and leaves of Ji are magnificent".

-using the function word "zhi" in classical Chinese into the name makes the name look unique. The word "Mao" refers to lush and lush. In the name of a boy, it can mean that the boy is full of vitality and more energetic. This word has a grass prefix, which is suitable for cattle that feed on grass.

2. Wang Shu

—— From Li Sao: "Wang Shu was a pioneer before".

-"Wang Shu" refers to the mythical god who drives for the moon. It is used for boys and can describe boys as very handsome and elegant. The name also sounds elegant, and the word "Shu" is also a suitable word for Niu Baobao, such as Dai Wangshu, a poet who wrote Rain Lane.

3. (Xi Ming)

—— From Nine Songs Dongjun: "The night is bright and bright".

—— The word "Ming" has a good meaning and a very loud pronunciation, which can imply that boys are more cheerful, bright and have a bright future. The word "Xi" is a modal particle in classical Chinese, which is more individual in boys' names and gives people a very foreign feeling.

4. (_ Flying)

—— From "Nine Songs, Dongjun": "_ Flying, showing poetry and dancing".

—— "_" pinyin is xuān, which means to fly gently (quickly) and fly quickly. It is seldom used in names, but it is more innovative. The word "_ fly" can refer to a boy who is smart and elegant, free and easy, and has great ambitions.