Chu Nian Nian: "Nian" means longing and remembrance. It implies that the child is a precious memory of the family, deeply cherished by the family members. It also hopes that the child will be emotional, grateful, and remember the beauty of life's small moments, full of deep feelings for people and things.
Chu You You: "You" means leisurely, peaceful, and long-lasting. It implies that the child will live a carefree life, with a calm mind, not troubled by trivial matters, and also hopes that the child's life path will be long and smooth, with a long and beautiful time.
Chu Xi Xi: "Xi" symbolizes light, prosperity, and happiness. It implies that the child's life will be filled with sunlight, future career will flourish, the family will be harmonious, and the child can bring positive energy to those around them, enjoying a happy and healthy life throughout their life.

Chu Le (lè/yuè): When read as lè, it implies that the child will live a happy and optimistic life. When read as yuè, it symbolizes the child's musical talent and artistic temperament. It hopes that the child can grow up happily and shine in the field of art.
Chu Xing (xíng/háng): When read as xíng, it means to walk or move forward, implying that the child will constantly strive and move forward on the road of life. When read as háng, it means industry or category, hoping that the child will achieve success in their own field and become an outstanding figure in the industry.
Chu Sheng (shèng/chéng): When read as shèng, it represents prosperity and flourishing, implying that the child's future life will be affluent and their career will thrive. When read as chéng, it means blooming and inclusiveness, hoping that the child has a broad heart and can embrace all things.

Chu Jian Ning: "Jian" symbolizes strong and healthy, hoping the child will have a strong body. "Ning" means peace and tranquility, implying that the child's life will be safe and calm, enjoying a stable life based on health.
Chu Rui Kang: "Rui" means auspiciousness, a symbol of good luck; "Kang" means health. The name implies that the child will be surrounded by auspiciousness, be healthy, and have everything go smoothly, living a life full of blessings.
Chu An Jian: "An" means peace, and "Jian" means health. It directly expresses the wish for the child's safety and health, hoping that the child will grow up without illness or disaster.

Chu Ping: "Ping" has only 5 strokes. It means peace, health, and stability, expressing a deep hope that the child's life will be smooth, the body healthy, and the life stable and peaceful, hoping that the child can stay away from illness and disaster, facing life's ups and downs with a calm mindset.
Chu An: "An" has 6 strokes, a character full of blessing. "An" means peace and health, hoping that the child will have a healthy body and a stable life during growth, always having a safe and stable environment wherever they are, enjoying a quiet and peaceful life.
Chu Le: "Le" has 5 strokes. When read as lè, it means joy and happiness; when read as yuè, it relates to music. It implies that the child not only has a healthy body but also maintains an optimistic attitude in life, possessing the ability to feel happiness, facing life with a positive attitude, and receiving spiritual nourishment from music and art.

Chu Yue: The character "Yue" has a left-right structure, with evenly distributed strokes, giving a sense of harmony. "Yue" means joy and happiness, implying that the child's life will be filled with laughter and a positive attitude toward life, making people feel happy just by looking at the name.
Chu You: The character "You" has a top-bottom structure, with a tight upper part and a loose lower part, giving a sense of layers. "You" means leisurely and peaceful, implying that the child will live a carefree life, with a calm mind, able to face various challenges in life calmly.
Chu Shi: The character "Shi" has a left-right structure, with the left "yán" and the right "sì" complementing each other, appearing elegant and dignified. "Shi" symbolizes literature and art, implying that the child will be poetic and talented, with a romantic life.

Chu Qiu Shi: Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival of harvest. "Qiu Shi" means autumn fruits, symbolizing harvest and richness. It hopes that the child will work hard in growth and reap plenty, achieving academic success and becoming a person with inner depth and value.
Chu Shou Sui: During the Spring Festival, there is a custom of staying up late. "Shou Sui" implies that the child understands the value of time, adheres to tradition, and has responsibility and commitment. It also hopes that the child will maintain their original aspirations through the flow of time, enjoy peace every year, and protect family happiness.
Chu Chong Guang: Double Ninth Festival is also called Chong Jiu Festival. "Chong Guang" means the return of light and auspicious beauty. It hopes that the child's future life will be filled with light, and they can find hope in difficulties, inheriting the virtue of respecting the elderly and being filial.

Chu Hao Yu: "Hao" means vast sky, implying a broad mind and lofty aspirations; "Yu" also means universe, which complements "Hao," enhancing this grand atmosphere.
Chu Zi Xuan: As mentioned above, "Zi" implies elegance and talent; "Xuan" often describes tall, spacious buildings, and also refers to a person's refined and outstanding demeanor.
Chu Jing Qi: "Jing" means beautiful and talented women; "Qi" refers to precious jade, implying rarity and purity. This name gives a feeling of gentle and noble.