📜 男楚辞 · 女诗经 · 唐诗宋词
A name born from
a thousand-year-old verse
The oldest Chinese naming tradition lifts given names straight from classical poetry — 诗经 for daughters, 楚辞 for sons, Tang and Song verses for everyone. Every name we craft cites its exact verse, poem and poet. No invention, no guessing.
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The tradition
男楚辞,女诗经 — and beyond
诗经 for daughters
The Book of Songs (1000–600 BC) is China's oldest poetry collection. 王国维 praised its "pure and unadorned beauty" — names like 屠呦呦 (Nobel laureate, from 呦呦鹿鸣) carry it still.
楚辞 for sons
Qu Yuan's Songs of Chu bring heroism and idealism. 戴望舒 (the poet, from 《离骚》前望舒使先驱) — the moon-charioteer's name — is a classic example.
唐诗宋词 for all
Li Bai's moonlight, Su Shi's river-moon lament — Tang quatrains and Song lyrics offer the widest emotional range, from bold frontier wind to refined boudoir grace.