The name with the highest rate of duplicate names in China is occupied by 290,000 people. Do you have it with you?

When it comes to naming children, many parents will set some standards, such as having a good meaning, being easy to read, and combining the child's birthday with the five elements.

But the most important thing is to be different and not have the same name as others!

Before, Mama Dou heard a joke on the Internet. At the beginning of the new semester, the teacher picked up a watch to call the roll, but when she read the name "Zixuan", five children raised their hands and shouted!

It turns out that the names of these five children are pronounced exactly the same, but they are called Zi Xuan, Zixuan, Zixuan, Zixuan and Zixuan.

Will reading make you dizzy? Parents thought that they had given their baby a unique name, but they didn't expect it to be a "name explosion"!

If it is annoying to be named, then this person named "Zhang Wei" is the biggest headache in the country, because this name ranks first in the national namesake list!

The five names with the highest rate of duplicate names in China, the first place is occupied by 290,000 people. You must be familiar with it!

China is a country with a large population. Although parents have different cognition, they have a tacit understanding on the name.

For example, the older generation prefer names with the flavor of the times. As soon as children are born, their first thoughts are "founding the country", "building the army" and "building the party".

Parents born after 1980s like overlapping very much. They like to name their children Nana, Tingting and Yanyan.

After 00, because parents are generally influenced by idol dramas or novels, names with the same pronunciation, such as "Zixuan", "Ruoxi" and "Han Yu", emerge one after another, which can be called a changeable coffee.

Once, an organization investigated the most used names in the country. See which names have successfully squeezed into the top 5 and become "national explosions"!

First place: Zhang Wei

When the name Zhang Wei is mentioned, many people will think of ipartment.

In China, nearly 300,000 people have occupied the name "Zhang Wei", which shows how much parents of these "Zhang Wei" want their children to become great people!

I believe that since childhood, there must be a familiar "Zhang Wei" around you!

Second place: Wang Wei

Since school, mother Dou has lost count of how many people named "Wang Wei" are around her. This name seems to be particularly common. Some people say that if you shout "Wang Wei" at the vegetable market, someone will definitely turn around.

Of course, Mama Dou has never tried to do this, but it also shows that the name "Wang Wei" is really popular.

Third place: Wang Fang

The "Fang" in this name means fragrant, fragrant and grassy, which is a name that many girls will use.

Among the post-70s and post-80s, there are many women with "Fang" in their names, and "Wang" is the most popular name, so it is not surprising that "this name ranks third.

Fourth place: Li Wei.

You are not mistaken, the name of the fourth place also contains the word "Wei"!

Nearly 270,000 people in China have the name "Li Wei". Perhaps parents are really obsessed with the word "Wei", so no matter what the child's surname is, there must be a word "Wei" in the name!

However, this is not surprising. After all, everyone is eager for success, which is understandable.

Fifth place: Li Na

The name Li Na is also very popular. Besides tennis player Li Na, we seem to find someone named Li Na in all fields and industries.

The word "Na" is often used in girls' names, which gives people a beautiful and quiet feeling, so besides Li Na, we often have Wang Na, Zhang Na and Liu Na around us. ...

What problems should parents pay attention to when naming their children?

(1) Try to avoid collision with others.

Children's names should be meaningful and innovative. If the name is too popular, it will not leave a deep impression on people, and children will be dissatisfied with the name when they grow up.

(2) Don't have homophonic names.

Homophonic names often bring some trouble to children.

Once upon a time, there was a child named Ma, and his parents named him Lu. As a result, I was teased by many students at school. When everyone read the text and read the word "road", they all looked at him with a smile.

3 don't give your child a name with many strokes.

Names with many strokes are a burden to children, which is not only easy to make mistakes, but also delays time because of writing names in exams.