【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[A melancholy-looking student from Germany studying in China]

【Want to have a nice Chinese name in China】

【Asking Chinese netizens for advice in the video】

"Xiao Shuai, because Xiao Shuai is the male protagonist in most movie commentaries"

"Makabaka [doge]

Trust me, this name is very fashionable and very popular in China."

"Xiu Yuan: Xiu means long and high, and is parallel to Yuan, which is in contrast to the next sentence "Qiu Suo". It comes from: The road is long and arduous, I will search up and down."

"I just checked. Berk means birch meadow. It also means practical, strong, romantic, etc. I randomly came up with a name called De Hongyi. It comes from Germany. The surname De is an ancient surname in China. Hong means ambitious and Yi means firm and strong. In China, we name people with such good meanings. I'll give you a reference. If you like a single-character name but want a three-character name, you can add the word "ran" at the end without changing the meaning."

"There was an ancient Chinese celebrity named Wu Dalang, who was very skilled in craftsmanship and married a very beautiful wife."

"Hehehe, this beautiful lady has a very bad heart [snickering R]"

"How about Jibei? I feel like many surnames are very suitable. One reason is because of "Yeyu Jibei", and the other is because I saw a novel yesterday with a male protagonist named this name, which is super nice!"

"Lan Xiang! It matches your blue eyes perfectly [doge]"

"Husband, Lao comes from the famous ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu. Gong means justice and fairness, which is a very good meaning [applause] [thumbs-up]"

"Hahahaha! Woman, you're an abacus bead [snickering R]"

"Ouyang Tiezhu! A very high-end name [Jimei R]"

"Ma Lou. It means immediate success and reaching a higher level, auspicious words"

"Song Yan. Metaphorically, it is as hot as a flame."

"I can't stand it. I originally quit but now I'm back to give you a thumbs up."

"Benjamin in My Fair Princess [laughing and crying R]"

"Amapa, I wish you will never get lost in China [doge]"

"The evil map guides you [doge]"

"Myasthenia, first of all, it fits your nickname. Secondly, your selfies are very broken, which is similar to myasthenia. Finally, you are well-known. [LikeR][LikeR][LikeR][LikeR][LikeR]"

"It's better to transliterate your name to avoid the inconvenience of the courier and taxi driver looking for you in the future. My boyfriend used his Chinese name to hail a taxi, and the driver drove past him at high speed."

There is always a shortage of onlookers in every dynasty. Although they sometimes cannot understand some of the words used by later generations, they can still catch their sarcastic tone from their language and expressions.

Needless to say, most of the names they chose were definitely not good names for China at that time! Didn't you see that each of them had a smile behind their words?

People in later generations are really good at making fun of things. If this little yellow-haired boy really gets a name given by later generations, he will be laughed to death by his Chinese friends!

Sensitive ancient doctor: Myasthenia, if I remember correctly, is this a disease? How can it be used as a name? People in later generations are too petty, their names are exactly the same as theirs, not serious at all!

After seeing the comments of later generations who were serious about naming, the common people who could not afford to hire scholars or students came up with what they thought were good ideas.

Xiuyuan, Dehongyi, Song Yan, these names are good. They look nice, sound pleasant, and have good meanings.

You young people of later generations don’t need them, and it would be a waste to give them to that yellow-haired guy. How could that little yellow-haired guy use so many by himself?

Why not just pay tribute to our ancestors who don’t even have a name?