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A pair of twin newborns in Shanghai were named Xia Shang and Zuo You. What other homophonic names have you seen?

A pair of twin newborns in Shanghai were named Xia Shang and Zuo Yi by their parents. This homonym "Xia Shang and Zuo Yi" has also caused a heated discussion among netizens. Because the father of the twin newborns is Shang and the mother is Shang, they also named their children He. This homonym is very interesting, but some netizens said it should be Shang Yi and Zuo Xia, because it is in most parts of China.

In addition to their homophonic names, there are some homophonic names that make people laugh, such as Du Ziteng, whose homophonic name is "stomachache", and others will want to laugh when they shout; There is also Qin Shou, who literally believes that parents want their children to live a long life, but he has become an "animal" with his surname; Nursery rhymes, this is a girl's name. The word child represents hope and red, and also represents parents' good hope for their children. But reading nursery rhymes at the same time is like "low back pain", which makes people feel that girls are not gentle at all; Surplus makes people sound rich and gives people a feeling of wealth.

For example, it is not easy to name a person named Wu. If your name is Wu Yu, others will think that you are speechless. If you are Qingwu, you are heartless. If your name is Wu Yi, it is meaningless and gives people a feeling of indifference. And Ni Youbing sounds like "you are sick", which makes people feel uncomfortable. Ni Chulai homophones "You come out" and Cai Shichang reads "Vegetable Market", which is really funny. Fan Jian sounds like "being a bitch", and Liu Bixue's homonym is "nosebleeds". The eldest son was named "so-called Wu", which gave people a feeling of being too casual.

A name is a symbol representing a person. Surnames and first names contain ancient and traditional China culture and are parents' wishes to the next generation. But parents should also be reminded to read more names with surnames, otherwise some homonyms will affect their children's later life.