In recent years, a child named "Zihan" has become a popular meme on the Internet. At first, this stalk originated from Zihan's parents who challenged the teacher because Zihan was bitten by mosquitoes, which triggered a series of funny netizen comments. However, the name Zihan was once very popular, and parents gave their children names similar to Zihan's "popular names", and this phenomenon gradually embarrassed the students. A new batch of ordinary names became popular, but students felt that they could not hold their heads up.
The "popular names" represented by Zihan gradually faded and were replaced by a new batch of ordinary names. Names such as "Zihan", "Zihan", "Zihan", "Zihan", and "Zihan", which were once all the rage, have become commonplace, and even become rotten streets, and students are beginning to feel that their names are no longer different.
When parents choose names for their children, the trendy names they once chased have lost their uniqueness and freshness. In order to make their children different, many parents are looking for new directions, hoping to give their children a more personal name. However, the new batch of mundane names no longer makes students proud, and they can't even raise their heads to introduce themselves. This phenomenon has led us to think about naming our children.
1.Use of Rare Words: In order to make their children's names unique, some parents prefer to use rare words. These words are often not commonly used, and they are written with a variety of strokes, which brings distress and annoyance to students. When students first learn to Xi to write, they may find it difficult to write in their own names, and even cry. This can affect students' motivation and interest in learning Xi to write.
2.The embarrassment of homophonic names: Some parents like to give their children homophonic names, and such names are easy to be nicknamed by classmates. Although the students did not have malicious intentions, such a situation made the students feel uncomfortable and had a certain impact on the students' mental health.
3.Personal preference-oriented: When choosing a name for their child, some parents rely entirely on their own preferences and put together what words they like. Such names are often too special, making students feel embarrassed to introduce themselves, and may even affect students' future development.
When naming a child, parents should think more about the child's point of view. The name needs to be unique and easy to write and introduce yourself. Parents should try to avoid using rare words and choose words that are easy to write, so that children can learn to Xi and write less trouble. In addition, parents should also consider the embarrassment that can be caused by homophonic names, and try to avoid giving their children such names.
When choosing a name for a child, parents should weigh various factors, not only personal preferences, but also the child's actual situation and future development. Here are some suggestions:
1.Unique but not over-the-top: The name should be unique, but not over-the-top either. Avoid bothering your child by over-pursuing individuality. You can choose some names that are ordinary but have a certain uniqueness.
2.Consider the difficulty of writing: Try to avoid using rare characters or words with too many strokes. Give your child a name that's easy to write to make it easier for them to learn Xi to write.
3.Avoid homophonic names: Parents should carefully consider homophonic names that are easy to be nicknamed by classmates. Avoid embarrassment and bad influences on your child.
Choosing a name for your child is an important responsibility and decision. Parents should carefully consider the meaning and impact of each word, and fully consider the actual situation and future development of their children, so as to avoid unnecessary distress and embarrassment to their children. Choosing a name that is both unique and ordinary is the best blessing for children.
Zihan's name has become a popular meme on the Internet, triggering thoughts about naming children. As the popular names faded, a new batch of mundane names became popular. However, these names caused embarrassment and distress for the students. When naming their children, parents should consider more from the child's point of view, avoid using rare words and homophonic names that are easy to be teased by classmates, and pay more attention to the actual situation and future development of the name. Choosing a name for your child is an important responsibility, and parents need to carefully consider the meaning and impact of each word, and choosing a name that is both unique and ordinary for their child is the best blessing for the child. The name should be unique but not exaggerated, easy to write, and avoid homophonic names and excessive pursuit of personality.