Many parents are very careful when choosing a name for their child, focusing on choosing a name that is meaningful, catchy, and good-sounding. Some parents want to be different and want to give their children a name that is unique and not easy to share with others. Therefore, in recent years, we have often seen some quite unique names, including some rare words, some of which are unfamiliar to even Chinese teachers.
To ensure that their children don't share the same name as they grow up, some parents choose to create unique four- or even five-character names. However, such a naming may ignore some of the difficulties that students may face in their growth.
In the eyes of some parents, some high-level names may actually be deliberately cobbled together in the eyes of others, and the overall appearance is a bit low-level. Especially for some names that are mainly homophonic, students may not find such names good, but may be nicknamed by their classmates. As a result, some students who are affected by names may even be troubled by the teacher's roll call.
There was once a female college student who complained about her name on the Internet, saying: "Thank you to my parents for taking the name, which made my club die for more than 20 years." It turned out that the girl's name was "Bao Shuang", a seemingly simple name, and the parents may not have thought too much about it when choosing the name.
However, due to the homonym of the name, students experience a lot of troubles in the process of growing up. The student said that because of the name, she did not like to introduce herself.
In primary and secondary school, every time the teacher called this name, it would cause ridicule from her classmates, and in order to maintain classroom discipline, the teacher simply stopped calling her name.
In the face of the growing pains caused by the names shared by the girls, many netizens also expressed their deep sympathy, because their own names are also a little strange, which brings some inconvenience to the students who are growing up.
It can be seen that parents must consider comprehensively when naming their children, and cannot rely entirely on their own preferences. Being a maverick isn't always a good thing, and sometimes the simpler the name, the more popular it may be in a student's growth and Xi.
There is an elementary school student who has become popular because of the simple name, and there are many benefits to having a simple name in the growing stage of the student.
The student's name is "Ding Yi", and he has only three names and surnames. Students are happiest when they need to sign their names for exams or assignments. The teacher also bluntly said that it was more popular when it came to exams.
This is mainly due to the fact that students are just beginning to learn Xi to read and write in primary school. Usually at this stage, it is not very difficult for students to learn Xi words, but the name is the first thing they learn to write. If the name has a lot of strokes, it may cause some writing problems for students.
I believe that many people have seen primary school students crying that their names are too difficult to write**, which may lead to students having some disgusting mentality towards learning Xi in the long run, which is not conducive to future development.
Therefore, it is hoped that parents can take this into account when choosing names for their children, and avoid choosing some names that are difficult to write, so that it is more conducive to the growth of students.
When naming students, in addition to avoiding some names that are difficult to write, parents should also avoid homophonic stems, rare words, and names that are simply put together according to personal preferences. For example, some parents have named their children "Glory of Kings" and "Tangerine Peel Plum Candy", etc., which may not be of much benefit to students' future growth.
Today's topic: What are your thoughts on this matter?