With the continuous progress of the times, why are the names of ancient people better than today's?

There are three main reasons for this phenomenon: first, the names of the ancients not only have names, but also words and numbers; Second, the ancients were more particular about naming; Third, the ancients gave names a wider range than they do now. Speaking of their names, I believe many people will spit out their names, some people will think their names are too corny, and some people will think that there are too many people who repeat their names.

0 1, the names of the ancients not only have names, but also words and numbers. Comparing modern names with ancient names, I believe many people will find ancient names more pleasant to listen to and have more charm, such as Fu Su, Gao Jianli and Liu. It is worth noting that the ancients not only had their parents' names, but also had their own words and figures, such as Zhou Yu's, Li Bai's Taibai's and Zhang's Ximeng's. It is precisely because of the existence of names, words and numbers that the names of ancient people are better than those of modern people.

02. The ancients paid more attention to naming. Why do ancient people's names sound good? This is actually because the name is full of beautiful meanings, which makes people feel beautiful to read. Compared with modern people, the ancients paid more attention to names, which made ancient names sound more poetic and aesthetic. For example, I especially like the name of Qin Shihuang's eldest son? Fusu and Fusu are a kind of flowers in The Book of Songs, which are special because of their tenacious vitality.

03. The names given by the ancients were wider than they are now. It is worth noting that although our society is progressing, the Chinese characters we are exposed to are also progressing, including the simplification of Chinese characters. For the ancients, they usually took their names from more than 3,000 words, while modern people took their names from simplified words. This is why we are looking at ancient names, as if we were learning new Chinese characters.