喜 Use God Name Selection is one of the traditional Chinese naming methods. In the method of selecting names based on the favorable elements (Xǐ Yòng Shén), if the eight characters (Ba Zi) favor a certain element, then the name should be chosen according to that element's five elements (Wu Xing). So, how to name a baby who lacks metal in the five elements but favors wood in the eight characters? Every family considers their child as a treasure and hopes to give them the best things, and names are no exception. How to choose the most suitable name for your child? Huayi Network's Favorable Element Naming Method will give you the answer!

How to name a baby with a lack of metal in the five elements but favoring wood in the eight characters?

Girls with Eight Characters Favoring Wood
Yun Hai, Wan Mu, Tong Shan, Song Huan, Ya Yu, Lin Ya,
Yi Zi, Song Shan, Song Yue, Meng Xin, Ye Mei, Shan Zi,
Jin Lin, Lan Ya, Shan Rong, Wan Sang, Ying Zi, Ya Lin,
Boys with Eight Characters Favoring Wood
Su Feng, Qi Xing, Li Tao, Xi Kui, Wei Pu, Lin Xue,
Jing Pu, Peng Xi, Xin Jing, Ming Cheng, Ya Yu, Yan Qing,
Hao Qi, Hong Jing, Lin Zi, Han Zhong, Jing Si, Fan Qun,

Explanation of Naming Based on the Favorable Element of Wood

Huan Chen
Favorable Element Character: "Huan" is a character belonging to the wood element, representing might, a grand monument, or a pillar.
Name Analysis: This name uses the character "Huan," which represents quick thinking, a vigorous and handsome appearance, and a well-rounded talent. It also gives a sense of being talented and having excellent literary skills.
Tao Lin
Favorable Element Character: "Lin" is a character belonging to the wood element, representing drizzle, a gentle rain, or a continuous rainfall.
Name Analysis: This name uses the character "Lin," which represents blessings extending throughout the world, a virtuous person, and a full universe of blessings. It also gives a sense of majesty and gentleness.

Is the Fate of a Baby Lacking Metal Good?

A fate lacking metal can be understood as having weaker protective abilities of the "metal shell and pipeline," meaning the body's outer layer — the skin, the gas exchange pathway — the respiratory system, and the excretion outlet — the large intestine and anus, these organ systems have weaker functions. Therefore, people with weak metal in their fate may show dryness in the skin early on, such as smooth skin in youth, but by middle age, it becomes dry, fine lines appear on the face, and dry cracks appear on the hands and feet in winter. Their skin is not resistant to sunlight, and they are more likely to get sunburned than others, leading to skin diseases or even cancer. A weak metal element makes one sensitive to fire. During hot summers or when consuming hot foods, it can easily lead to internal "heat." Fire causes dryness, so lung heat leads to dry mouth and frequent coughing; insufficient moisture in the large intestine (Geng Metal) results in dry stools and dry skin, showing physical characteristics of this constitution.