China has its own tradition of "correcting its name". There are not a few people who don't pay attention to their own or their children's names, but the proportion of people who find Feng Shui names is still not in the majority. More parents are looking for books with names everywhere to find a name that can comfort their psychology. There are many books about naming now, and each book often teaches more than one naming method. Some are named after the zodiac. For example, people born in the Year of the Rabbit should use cursive prefixes, not radicals with gold characters. Some are named after gossip, and their names are changed to gossip according to strokes, and the image of gossip is used to discuss the quality of names; There are also five elements of numerology as a reference, supplemented by the use of gods. There is even a five-grid dissection method as a standard, which defines the good or bad of a name according to the number of strokes of heaven, earth, people and talents.
If we quote all the criteria in each name. I'm afraid I can't get a good name within three days, so many parents frown, read a lot of books and finally come up with a name they think is auspicious. In fact, they are still uncertain because they don't know whether the method they are using is correct. . . . . .
(From: Master official website-Mishima Feng Shui Research Institute Yang Zhuocheng)