The father with the surname "Poison" named his baby, but now the teacher doesn't dare to name it, which makes the classmates laugh: Try reading it backwards

When a child comes into this world, the first "gift" given by his parents is often not a luxury item, but a light but will accompany the child throughout his life. name. Therefore, many parents are very careful when naming their children, for fear that they will "dig a hole" for their children if they are not careful.

I believe many people don’t know that “Poison” also exists as a surname in China. There are two theories about the origin of the surname "Poison". One is that there was a prime minister named Dou in the Tang Dynasty who intended to rebel and overthrow the regime named Li. As a result, the contemporary emperor discovered it and the rebellion failed. Afterwards, the emperor gave the descendants of the prime minister named Dou the surname "Du". Another theory is also the story of the Tang Dynasty. Dou Huaizhen fell in love with Princess Taiping, but the emperor disagreed. The two had no choice but to elope and abscond. But the pursuers continued, and the two chose to commit suicide to die in love. Later, only the princess was rescued. In order to remember the emperor's cruelty, the princess changed the surname of her unborn child to "Poison".

In modern society, there are also a few people who still retain the surname "Poison". There is a father named "Poison" who named his child "Xia". It is said that no teacher has ever called on his child's name in class.

Some netizens said that the father may have watched too many Hong Kong dramas and named his child Du Xia, which is homophonic to "Gambler". However, some divine commentators said, "Try pronouncing the name backwards? It's poisonous!"

Originally, the word "poison" tends to be a derogatory term, such as vicious, vicious, vicious, etc. In our perception, anything related to the word "poison" has a bad connotation. Therefore, it is particularly difficult to choose a name for the child.

The father of "Poisonous Summer" may have just wanted to pay homage to the classics at first, but he didn't think carefully about it. After all, people in ancient times read articles from right to left, so it was inevitable that there would be netizens who were looking for trouble.

1. Not paying attention to homophonic words

Many times, once we identify our own way of thinking, it is easy to solidify our thinking and fixate on changing the problem from a certain angle. The same is true when naming a child. Sometimes we focus too much on a certain aspect of naming, and end up forgetting to avoid homophonic words and "digging holes" for the child.

2. Show individuality, self-defeating

3. Use obscure characters to make jokes with little knowledge

Uncommon characters are Chinese characters that we do not use in daily life. Some parents also use it to name their children. But this will not only cause difficulties for children when writing, but also reduce conversations with their children in daily life because others cannot speak out.

And each rare word may have a special meaning. If it is not fully understood, it will be used just because it looks noble, and it will make others laugh.

Be thoughtful when choosing a name and ask for opinions from people around you. There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people. Everyone will look at the problem from different perspectives, and they can also avoid "digging a hole" for the child because they don't understand some special meanings when naming their children.

Refer to historical literature and choose a name that suits your surname and names your child. The erudite wisdom of the ancients can not only give special meanings to children's names, but also satisfy the "vanity" of parents.