We should also have a normal mind about "uncommon words entering names"

Chen Xuan [xong] Yao [Yao], [yuè] Xun [ming], Gou [güu] Zhou [chén], Li Quercus [sh] Wang Xiayi [y], Meng [chéng], Wu [y] ... Tongzilin Primary School in Chengdu, Sichuan, Wuhou New City Branch of Longjiang Road Primary School, etc.

To tell the truth, I have been "climbing the grid" for decades in my spare time. I think I can still know some rare words, but nine times out of ten I can't understand the names of these young students. If you don't do your homework, it's strange that the teacher will visit these students for the first time and don't joke. Although the name is a person's "code name" in essence, there are too many uncommon words in the name except the father's surname or mother's surname, which not only highlights the "personality", but also brings a lot of inconvenience to others and even society. Even when they grow up, dealing with personal affairs will greatly affect the work efficiency of staff. Especially in the era of digital office, if the selected uncommon words have not been included in the computer "font", there may be more embarrassment.

There is no denying that everyone's name has an extraordinary meaning to parents. Some of them condensed the "wisdom" of parents, grandparents and grandparents, and some even represented the hope of the whole family. A few seemingly ordinary Chinese characters have extremely rich cultural connotations. Since entering the modern society, with every family attaching great importance to their children's education, how to give their children a name that is both literary and contemporary, "outstanding in personality" and contains multiple family hopes has become the "top priority" for many young parents to welcome their newborns. When it is found that all commonly used Chinese characters can't express parents' surprise and hope for the arrival of a newborn, they will "unconsciously" enter "uncommon words".

In addition, it is not difficult to see from the names with uncommon words "displayed" in media reports that because homophonic words are very popular in recent years, many parents want their children's names to be homophonic with some auspicious and beautiful words, but they don't want to be regarded as "tacky" literally, so they "rummaged through" to find uncommon words with different sounds and words. As a result, "homophonic" was realized, but the public's cognition was ignored, and the uncommon words in the name were forcibly "stuffed", which was not only difficult to read in Mandarin, but also meaningless in itself.

But then again, we should not be too harsh, let alone criticize parents whose names contain uncommon words or who like to name their children with uncommon words. After all, uncommon characters are also a member of our Chinese character culture, not to mention our colorful Chinese characters themselves. The reason why uncommon words are "uncommon" is that they are not commonly used. When these names are integrated into society in the future and recognized and used by more and more people, uncommon words will naturally become "common words".

In fact, many Chinese characters commonly used by modern people were "uncommon words" in ancient times. With the development of our society, especially in the face of a new era with diverse concepts, many words that have never been heard or said in the past are not only common in the media, but even become "network celebrities". Therefore, it is also a quality and self-restraint to tolerate and accept these rare names with a normal heart.