How to introduce the origin and meaning of your name?

My name is Ren Jishi. Speaking of the meaning of the name, I actually asked my parents when I was very young. The answer my parents gave me was simple and clear. "The reason why I gave you this name is because there is an idiom called' hanging pot to save the world', which is used to describe the noble quality of doctors who save the world. We hope you can become a angels in white when you grow up and help more people with what you have learned. ".

My parents' answers made me feel the profound meaning of the name, and also made me feel my parents' great hope for me. And such profundity and ambition have also given me a heartfelt strength and motivation in many cases. If the name itself is the hope and expectation of your parents, then the name plays an incentive and responsibility to the owner itself.

Because the meaning of the name itself will make you feel a sense of responsibility from the heart. What is further derived from this sense of responsibility is a natural commitment. The ego seems to have found a clear direction and goal. It also laid a code of conduct for the self. What should I stick to? What is the self to uphold? What is the bottom line and foundation that self should stick to?

It seems that after understanding the meaning and significance of my name, all this becomes logical and logical. Although due to various reasons and factors, I finally failed to become a angels in white to heal the wounded and rescue the dying, but the feelings and implications contained in my name are affecting me all the time. I am rational, neutral, honest, self-disciplined and cautious. Don't talk like others, and don't make a decision on purpose. Calm and steady. Justice.

This is not only the criterion of my life, but also the most fundamental bottom line of my life and work. Because of this, I also named my own self-media as the theory of helping the world. The reason why I chose this name is to remind myself not to forget my active mind at any time and stick to a most basic self-principle.