Naming Eighty-Eight Methods

Author: Chen Zhen Gui
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a highly theoretical and practical read on the knowledge of onomastics. It systematically and popularly introduces the origin, development, and evolution of names, the criteria for a good name, surnames and given names, names and culture, naming concepts, principles, methods, and taboos. It elucidates the significance and functions of names from both theoretical and practical perspectives, with a focus on specific methods for choosing a good name. Additionally, at the request of a broad readership, the author has specially written the chapter "Name Reference," allowing name choosers to appreciate exemplary names from ancient and modern times, analyze instances of good names for both genders, and consult commonly used characters for naming, thereby providing more practical references when brewing names, selecting sounds, and choosing meaningful characters.