The origin of Jackson Yee's name (why Jackson Yee can have a four-word name)

In China's traditional cognition, a person's name is as important as his appearance. After all, sometimes people will fantasize about you when they hear your name, and then initially locate what kind of person you are.

In ancient times, a person's surname and first name were separated. As the old saying goes, "The past is the name, and the word is the virtue", that is to say, the name is used to represent the person himself, and the word is an explanation, which complements the nature and meaning of the name. Many familiar names are actually very meaningful. For example, Bai Juyi, the word Lotte. I can live in Iraq because of Lotte. Good causality.

Most people's names are 2-3 words, and only a few compound surnames or multi-word surnames will appear very long. In the entertainment circle, Jackson Yee's surname is curious by many netizens. Because there is no such name as Yi Yang in history.

It seems casual, but it is full of profound meaning. Some netizens once analyzed Jackson Yi's name like this: "It is a compound surname, money is a name, and the homonym is Millennium, which means that he was born in the Millennium of 2000." And this guess is more in line with the general public's guess.

It was not until Jackson Yee participated in "This is Street Dance" that a dialogue inside revealed the truth. Show Lo asked Jackson Yi about the origin of his name, and Qian generously explained it. His surname is not Yi Yang, but qian yao Xi.

The name was chosen because the word Yang is similar to the favorite pronunciation of his hometown dialect, and Qianxi, as netizens guessed, represents his birth year. His parents thought the name was meaningful and nice, so they named him Jackson Yee. Generally speaking, it probably means to welcome my son to join this happy family in the new millennium.

When I was studying in Jackson Yee, something interesting happened. For example, when a child's friends see his name, he can't pronounce it. Secondly, Jackson Yee forgot to write his name in an exam and was fined for copying his name. Finally, I found that even he thought there were too many names to write.

With the rapid growth of population, names have become a problem. Different from Jackson Yee's parents, more and more contemporary parents have a headache about naming their children. Because with the continuous development of society and the increasing population, it is more and more frequent for a person to have the same name as others. In the past, there may be several people with the same name in a province, but now there may be people with the same pronunciation name as children in a school and a class.

Therefore, many parents begin to plan their children's names before their children are born, or even just after they get "happy parents". In addition to looking up the meaning of words in the dictionary themselves, they will also ask the older generation who have babies at home to see if they have any good ideas, and some even pay others to name their children.

After all, names will accompany children all their lives, and they also hope that their children can have a nice and meaningful name.

So many "newborns", how should parents name them? Try not to use uncommon words, avoid joking with meanings you don't know, and reduce the burden on children in the future.

Pay attention to homophonic words, consider the combination of surname and first name, and don't embarrass children because homophonic words make jokes at the end.

Don't blindly pursue fashion, and give your children maverick names such as "the glory of the king" and "Alipay".

The name is a title that will accompany the child's life, so parents should be cautious.