Why do you think the Chinese now only have names but no characters?

Because the current Chinese have inherited the surname of their parents, not like in ancient times, only people with status were equipped with surnames, and in ancient times, the characters were taken by themselves, in our generation, they were all taken by their parents, and there was not so much attention! For the sake of convenience, everyone will only take one name!

Chinese now only have names and no words because most of them were literati in ancient times, and literati had names and words, and there are not many poets in today's society.

Many Chinese people give their names from their father's name and house, and their mother's fame, so there is no word.

Because at that time, there was no perfect household registration system, resulting in names could not solve many life problems, and most of the illiterate people almost did not have official names, such as Liu Bang's mother "Liu Yuan", which may follow people for a lifetime. I don't even take my name seriously, and I still count on words.

Because [character] is no longer necessary for people nowadays, and now everyone has their own nickname, and [character] has been replaced.

Because the Chinese felt that it was more troublesome, they omitted the word and left the name.

Names and names, modern names are all together, not as famous as before, and then sexual, all Chinese, we are all traditional.

Because now that science and technology are developed, our name is just a code name, and you can just say it.

Because the current Chinese are particularly simple, the previous classical Chinese has now all become vernacular.

Ancient characters are like modern nicknames, but they are called differently.

Confucius culture has been almost lost.

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As for what the name is, I think it is a special symbol, and it is taken by Lao Huai without a name.

Now there are still some literati who give themselves words, numbers or something.

Most of them don't use "words" because they don't specialize in it.

Under the current household registration system, ZF registers the name of the people, and the name needs to comply with the norms of the "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Name Registration (First Draft)".

The length of the name is between 2 and 6 characters. There is no word requirement.

Based on the current household registration system, when living in society, basically the name recognized by ZF is used, weddings, funerals, etc., and there is no scene where "characters" are used.

In the old society, why did there be words? Because at that time, there was no perfect household registration system, resulting in names could not solve many life problems, and most of the illiterate people almost did not have official names, such as Liu Bang's mother "Liu Yuan", which may follow people for a lifetime. I don't even take my name seriously, and I still count on words.

In the old society, the word was generally a matter of concern to the reader, the name was used to record the family inheritance, often unable to be autonomous, the word was used to flaunt their ideals and pursuits, so the name was often decided by the parents, and the word was decided by themselves.

Friends are equal, communicate in society, use basic words, and call the parents of the family, so they will say their names.

Now it's been downplayed because the application scenario has almost been lost.

You can take it yourself.,It's just that it's not much now.,After all, many times only recognize the only name on the ID card.,Now the name is towards 4 5 words.,If there's still a word, some of the children's words will become a personalized signature.。 It feels like there's a little culture anymore. If you tell someone that the word I took myself is xx, others may have strange eyes.

And in the past, people had table characters, because it was very rude to call them by their first names except for their parents and elders. We have nicknames, Guoguo, Duoduo, Yaya. Is it because the New Culture Movement has gradually disappeared?

Chinese has simplified the characters. My friends basically call me the word table, and a few years ago I asked a teacher I respected very much. Because I don't recognize it on my ID card, I actually like the feeling of the elders giving words to the juniors.

Now most of the names are three words, but the single name is actually very good, the name x word xx, how good it sounds. "Naming names" is not polite in the tradition, in the past, people would be given a table character by the teacher, and the table character was usually related to the name, take the example of the main building, Zedong and Runpei. In addition to being related to the name, the table character usually carries a kind of expectation of the elders for the younger generations (not absolutely, but usually), for example, the table character that Guo Jing gave Yang Guo is [Omen of Change].

After you have a table word, you can call it a table word when you walk in society, which means respect for you as a social person. This is an increase in social costs when it comes to the potato generation. Recently, the names of children born in the 10s are very magical!

What Ruoxi! Zixi! At first glance, it was the group that watched No. 23 Angel Street and the group that began to get married and have children.

If you look at the current level of parents naming their children, take another word, and don't embarrass them to death.