Recently, a child named Zihan was bitten by mosquitoes in kindergarten, which triggered the "Teacher, my Zihan" meme on the Internet. The meme sparked a chorus of laughter on the internet, but it also reflected the phenomenon of naming names. In the past, names like "All Staff Zihan" were very popular, but now the trend is waning. More and more parents are looking for more unique names, which are embarrassing and unsightly for children. In this article, we'll look at why these names have lost their appeal and discuss the factors to consider when choosing a name.
In the past few years, names such as "Zihan", "Zihan", "Zihan", "Zihan" and "Zihan" have become very popular, and many parents have found these names to be very fashionable and unique, and have given their children such names. However, with a large number of students named "Zihan", parents are starting to feel that their children are no longer as unique as they used to be. In order to avoid confusion, teachers even had to add suffixes to the students, such as "Zihan No. 1", "Big Zihan", "Little Zihan", etc. This situation has left parents feeling that their children have lost their individuality, so some parents have started to look for more unique names, leading to the emergence of a new batch of bad street names.
Expansion: The names of these rotten streets are mainly reflected in two aspects. First of all, some parents have come to prefer to use rare words to name their children. This trend is especially obvious among post-90s parents, who pursue individuality and distinctiveness, and like to highlight the uniqueness of their children by drawing a variety of words. However, these rare words are often not commonly used, causing confusion and annoyance for children when learning to Xi and write. This is a challenge for children who are still learning to Xi and may cause them to lose their enthusiasm for writing.
Secondly, some parents like to give their children a four-character name with a pseudo-compound surname. This type of name is usually highly artistic and gives a unique feel. However, such names are often too abstract and impractical, and students are easily ridiculed by their classmates. They may not have malicious intent, but this situation can inevitably make students feel embarrassed and uncomfortable, and may even affect their personality development.
When choosing a name for a child, parents should consider a number of factors. First of all, pay attention to the simplicity of your child's name. Some unique names may have too many strokes, which can be a challenge for children who are just beginning to learn Xi to write. Not only do they have to master the writing of basic common words, but they also have to deal with the special strokes of their own names, which can cause them additional distress and annoyance.
Second, avoid the use of homophonic names. Although some of the homophonic memes may seem funny at first, these kinds of names are easy for students to nickname. Although students may not have malicious intentions, this situation can still be unpleasant for students and may even affect their character development.
Finally, consider your child's future growth and development. Some names that are too special may make children feel embarrassed and reluctant to reveal their names when introducing themselves. This can be distressing for children and affect their self-confidence and social development to some extent.
In my personal opinion, choosing a name is a task that requires careful consideration. A good name should not only be unique and meaningful, but it should also be easy for students to write and eye-catching. Parents should pay attention to their child's growth environment and future development, and avoid using words that are too unique or obscure to name their child. At the same time, respect the child's wishes and individuality and give them the opportunity to choose their favorite name.
The popularity of names wanes because too many similar names cause parents to look for more unique names, which can cause embarrassment and confusion for students. When choosing a name for a child, parents should consider factors such as writing difficulty, homophonic ridicule, and self-introduction, and give their child a name that is easy to remember and can be proud of. Choosing a name is a task that needs to be carefully considered, and parents should give their children a personalized name according to their actual situation and developmental needs.