Hong Wen (carry forward; Text: Writer) Ye: Eta Ursae Majoris Bo: erudite and upright: bold and noble: heaven, lofty and lofty (Ze: a vast water source) Wise and outstanding Peng: Metaphorical majestic, burning: Description of elegant cranes: floating clouds and wild cranes: extraordinary and refined, Wei: Great Ze: a vast water source, Jun Haojun: Gentleman Hao: Cangbin. The sky is clear and clear: wide: red Hong Xuanhong: Ono Yuanhong: Liangbo Tao Bo: erudite Yuan Jiejie: outstanding Xin Li: bright appearance leaf: Liang Junxi (Jun: tall and mighty; Xi: the future is bright) Jia Yi (Jia: beautiful; Yi: beauty) Yucheng (shining all over the city) Yi Xuan (Yi: beauty; Xuan: Magnificent) Yan Huaxuan: Brilliant: Shining: Auspicious Wisdom: Wisdom: The ancient king's name is Zheng: heroic and noble: heaven, the ambition of heaven (Ze: the water source of vast areas) is brilliant and outstanding, and God bless (giving birth to a blessed child). (Hao means boundless) (Xiu: describes slender figure) Xin Li (Li: Li Mingxin: glamorous appearance) sails (my hero, let him sail) (Xu: Ran Ran): Since ancient times. Rui: Auspicious) Jianhui (making contributions) Zhiyuan (from Zhuge Liang's Book of Commandments: "If you are not indifferent, you will have no ambition") Junchi (from the idiom: talented people are stars) Yuze (benefits are like rain) Ye Lei (aboveboard) Guo Hao (China people are proud of it) Go (great magic). Extensive knowledge) (Jun: Shuai Nan: strong) Hong Tao (Hong: vigorous and prosperous) (Wei: Daqi: auspicious) Rongxuan (Xuan: noble) Haoyu (heart like the universe, boundless) Gold: gold leaf, original meaning,: metaphor for great prospects.