According to the principles of the I Ching, the five elements need to be balanced. The auspicious and supportive elements are determined based on the content of the five elements in the eight characters (Ba Zi), and they have a role in compensating and completing the five elements. Therefore, when naming, the main focus should be on the auspicious and supportive elements. It is not necessarily that if one element is lacking in the eight characters, it should be supplemented with that element. Naming should be based on the auspicious and supportive elements, which can help the baby's luck and energy. Therefore, for babies whose use element is wood and the auspicious element is earth, more attention should be paid to the auspicious earth element, and the name should mainly use characters belonging to the wood element.

1. Male Baby
Zhu Feng, Cai Tao, Jia Yuan, Hong Ye, Qi Yin, Mo Yang, Qin Wang
Si Chun, Song Ming, Ya Hang, Wen Yu, Yun Xiang, Jin Di, Zhao Hui
Xin Yan, Ting Jing, Gui Shan, Huang Kai, Ge Cheng, Tong Xi, Jian Huang
2. Female Baby
Li Ze, He Xuan, Meng Yue, Pu Xin, Tu Wan, Tu Yong, Qian Yan                  
Fang Xin, He Yi, Huan Wen, Qiu Lu, Fang Ming, Lin Xi, Yin Chen                 
Fang Xin, Mei Feng, Jun Xin, Pu Xue, Ce Wen, Ying Jie, Xuan Ya                 

1. Ai Fei
Ai: [Belongs to Earth element] i.e., mugwort, full of vitality and energy.
Fei: [Belongs to Wood element] fragrant flowers and grasses, often used as a compound character.
Meaning: It means full of vitality, beautiful, beautiful, young, etc. It implies being clever, elegant, and talented.
2. Rong Wan
Rong: [Belongs to Wood element] Phonetic character. From "wood", "fluorescent" as the sound. Original meaning: Chinese parasol tree. Symbolizes fearlessness against difficulties and courage to move forward, with strong vitality.
Wan: [Belongs to Earth element] Phonetic character. From "woman", "wǎn" as the sound. Original meaning: gentle and obedient.
Meaning: Used as a person's name, it means graceful, wise, and intelligent, implying prosperity, flourishing, and being respected by others.
3. Jia Kun
Jia: [Belongs to Wood element] Original meaning: inside the house, residence. Caring for the family, considerate, and responsible.
Kun: [Belongs to Earth element] Original meaning: one of the eight trigrams, symbolizing the earth. Has inclusiveness and a broad perspective.
Meaning: Meaning of being tolerant, strong, and having authority.

The auspicious and supportive element is a term in traditional Chinese Ba Zi (eight characters) astrology. It refers to the combination of the auspicious element and the supportive element. The eight characters divide a person's birth year, month, day, and hour into four pillars, each with a heavenly stem and earthly branch, making up the eight characters. Different arrangements of the eight characters contain different yin-yang and five elements information, forming various types of Ba Zi destiny patterns. In the destiny pattern, there may be situations of "insufficiency" or "excess," known as "illness." The "supportive element" serves as the "medicine" for different "illnesses." The "auspicious element" is an element of yin-yang and five elements that can provide support and assistance to the "supportive element."