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22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

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For the name of the newborn baby, many parents think about it before the child is born, a good and loud name, not only highly recognizable, but also can bring positive psychological hints to themselves.

China's surname culture has a long history, and the names of children in each era will be branded with the imprint of the time without exception, just like today's parents name children, most of them are "Qiong Yao drama" and "romance style".

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

Times are different, and parents are inclined to name their children differently

Parents give their children names, and preferences vary slightly from period to period. For girls, from the "Yinglan Yuxiumei" after the 60s, to the "Liyan Minfangjing" after the 70s, and then to the "Jingli Juanyanyan" after the 80s, and the "Jingting Min Danli" after the 90s.

However, since 2010, parents have given their children a new era, such as "Han, Yi, Xin, Poetry, Dreams, Jia" and so on, sweeping away the previous moral standards, more inclined to those poetic romantic, happy and fresh fashion style.

And for boys, since ancient times, the name of boys often has only one main theme, that is, "masculinity", such as "founding the country", "building the army", "Wei", "yong", "strong", etc., but with the change of the times, starting from the parents of the post-90s, they decided that the name of their dolls must not be arbitrary, like "Hao", "Zi", "Xuan" and other Chinese characters with the atmosphere of classical Chinese culture began to rise, and the atmosphere of Confucianism began to become the naming trend of a new generation of male dolls.

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

In 2021, the name of the newborn hit was released, 23,000 boys called "Mu Chen" and 18,000 girls called "Ruoshi"

Recently, the relevant departments announced the number of newborns born in 2021, and incidentally also announced the use of newborn names.

Statistics: As of December 31, 2021, there were 887.3 newborns born and registered with the public security organs, and among so many newborn children's names, the most frequently used words were "Ze", "Zi", "Zi", "Yu", "Mo" and so on. Among so many newborn children's names, the most frequently used characters are "Ze", "Zi", "Zi", "Yu", "Mo" and so on.

Among them, among the names of male newborns, the number of users of "Muchen" reached 23,000, ranking first; among the names of female newborns, the number of users of "Ruoxi" reached 18,000, becoming the first choice for female newborns.

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

In addition, like the previous very popular names, "Haoyu", "Yichen", "Yuxuan", "Ruoxi", "Yihan" and other names are still on the list, plus some names with different homophones, can only be said to be really for the future of the old man's head.

Why does the baby's popular name have such a high repetition rate?

In daily life, we often say who collides with whom, but it is estimated that after that, we will have to say who "collides with whom", so nowadays, how sparse and ordinary "collision of names" has become, why does this happen?

1) The embodiment of the characteristics of the times

In fact, whether it is the parents or ourselves, or even our next generation of children, each generation will have a fixed preference for naming, and naturally there will be some names with a high repetition rate, because the names reflect the characteristics of an era.

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

As mentioned above, the 60s is the era when the country was not long established, and naturally the development of the era is "founding the country" and "Xingye"; while the girls after the 70s are responsible for the beauty of the flowers, called "Ying", "Xia", "Hua", etc.; the boys are hard-working, called "Chang", "Hai", "Xu" is particularly many.

After the 80s and 90s, we are obviously distinguished from the names of our parents, and when we who chase after qiongyao dramas become parents, we naturally give our children the names of the male and female protagonists in the film and television dramas.

2) The development of traditional culture

Today's parents attach great importance to the upbringing of their children, no longer as simple as eating and wearing warm, but more to give their children a better future.

Nowadays, the rise of traditional culture makes many people appreciate the beauty of it, so parents are more willing to give their children an allusive name, which not only enhances the "gold content" of the name, but also pins on the good wishes of parents.

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

Avoiding peak name periods and common words, your child's name can be "unique"

It can be seen that compared with the older generation of parents who use the "generation" to take the name, the younger parents pay more attention to the traditional culture contained in the name.

In life, many people will arrange to get married around the Spring Festival and holidays, and get pregnant immediately after marriage, so in these months of the second year, there will be a higher frequency of naming frequency.

The survey shows that the high peak period for naming babies in March and April, as well as July, August and September, is closely related to the choice of young people's marriage dates.

22,000 Mu Chen, 18,000 Ruo xi, last year's newborn babies named the most!

Therefore, if you want to avoid a high repetition rate of your child's name, when parents name their children, mastering the method of naming is the key.

In addition to avoiding these commonly used texts, you can also avoid the peak of the annual naming period, it is best to refer to some naming methods to name your child.

Today's topic: Is your child's name "on the list"?

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