"What can they grab when they're so small?"
Let's think about it slowly. Is there any word that your family wants to continue using?
Or rather, you could say your name is Zhou Yunting, and your younger brother's name is Zhou Yunye, hahaha.
He seems to have omitted the character "Yun" and went straight to "Zhou Ye".
Does that child not have this rule?
After hearing what she said, Zhou Yunting really thought about it seriously.
No, I haven't heard of it.
Or maybe I should call my grandma later and ask her.
I'll call my dad again and ask.
Have each of them choose two or three names.
Then the two of us will take a few more.
"Wake up, you only have two kids, why do you need so many names?"
Zhou Yunting looked at her belly and smiled meaningfully.
"Just because there are two now doesn't mean there will only be two in the future."
There might be more.
We can keep it and use it later.
Jiang Wenwan raised her foot to kick him.
"No need, where would we get so many? Do you think I'm a pig?"
Zhou Yunting stood still and let her kick him, afraid that she would miss and hurt herself.
Slow down, slow down.
Let's get down to business and choose a name. I remember you said you dreamed of a dragon fighting a tiger, so how about we name a boy Zhou Yunlong?
"Girl,"
As soon as he finished speaking, Jiang Wenwan burst into laughter.
The thought of a Li Yunlong in later generations makes me laugh.
"No, try another one."
"And your name is Zhou Yunting, and his name is Zhou Yunlong. What, are you two brothers?"
Zhou Yunting's face darkened.
"Don't laugh at me,"
Jiang Wenwan couldn't stop laughing.
"Hahahaha, you've probably not only distracted me from my morning sickness."
It probably even transferred the "pregnancy brain" syndrome that I've been experiencing for three years!
Seeing her laughing while clutching her stomach, Zhou Yunting was terrified.
"Okay, okay, stop laughing. Your laughter is scaring me."
Jiang Wenwan found it even more amusing.
"Are you worried I'll make the child laugh?"
It's not that fragile at all, oh dear, that's hilarious.
"Come on, let's go inside and get some paper and pens. Let's write a few more."
Jiang Wenwan turned off the radio, and the two went inside to find paper and pen.
The two huddled together, heads close, and earnestly listed the names they thought were suitable on a piece of paper.
"The character '鑫' has too many strokes; it's difficult for a child to write it."
No, no, I don't want anything with too many strokes.
It's better to keep it as simple as possible.
What is this?
Huh? This guy looks way too much like a fat guy. What if someone calls you Fatty Zhou? Do you think that sounds nice?
How about we name her Yue?
Zhou Yunting muttered to himself.
"Zhou Yue?"
"Zhou Ye, no, the pronunciation is too similar, that's not good."
When Jiang Wenwan heard her say that, she also felt that it was too similar to be true.
"Then let's choose another one."
"Pfft! How about we call him Monday?"
Jiang Wenwan gave him a disgruntled look.
"What Monday? It's Tuesday and Wednesday!"
Be careful, they might pull your oxygen tube later.
Think about it, hahaha, maybe it could be called Sunday. Hahahaha.
Zhou Yunting couldn't help but laugh, but he wrote the two characters "Zhou Tian" very seriously.
"I think the weather is good, Zhou Tian."
Jiang Wenwan was speechless. She had laughed too much today and didn't want to laugh anymore.
"What Zhou Tian? You'd better hurry up and come up with a proper name."
Finally, the two wrote down more than a dozen names on a piece of paper and kept busy until dark.
Looking at the names written on the paper: Zhou Aidang, Zhou Jingye, Zhou Mu, Zhou Jiang, Zhou Xingchen, Zhou Xingyue, Zhou Lan, Zhou Fanghua, Zhou Xue, Zhou Tian, Zhou Qian, Zhou Bing, Zhou Beibei.
These are just the names they've chosen; later, there will be names chosen by Mr. Zhou and Mrs. Zhou.
Waiting for the names of the three parties to be successfully combined.
We'll have to wait for the two little ones to be born, then let them draw lots themselves, and we'll name them whatever they draw.
Jiang Wenwan found it difficult just to think about it; her favorites were Zhou Xingchen and Zhou Xingyue.
As for the rest, it depends on what name the two elders will give it.
When they arrived at Grandma Zhou's place, Zhou Yunting asked the old lady to name him, but she refused.
Let the parents do it themselves, because they're afraid she might not choose a name that suits their taste.
Zhou Yunting said:
"You can pick a few for the little guy to draw lots."
If you can't give me a few, then I'll pick the simplest and easiest characters to write. "Zhou Yi (周)," "Zhou Ding (周丁)," "Zhou Chang (周厂)," "Zhou Dao (周刀)."
Before he could finish speaking, Old Mrs. Zhou berated him over the phone.
"Are you even a father?"
Is that what you call a name?
"Okay, you'll just annoy me. I'll come up with a few names for you and call you back later."
After hanging up the phone, Zhou Yunting called his father again, just like he had done.
Both elders were very reasonable and did not want to interfere with their freedom to name the child.
But when I heard the names he suggested, I couldn't resist and ended up giving him a few names anyway.
Looking at the list of names on the paper in his hand, Zhou Yunting chuckled.
"That's all for now. We'll add more when we come up with better names."
Jiang Wenwan looked at the sheet of paper in her hand, estimating that it could be filled to the brim.
"Tsk tsk, why don't you go flip through the dictionary and pick out all the characters that can be written with two strokes, and then we'll choose the most suitable character for a name?"
Her words made Zhou Yunting laugh.
"Wasn't I just teasing my grandma on purpose?"
Where can we really find such simple names for our son?
Seeing how bad I am at naming things, the two elders will surely put their hearts into helping me think of some good names.
Ultimately, their names are up to the two little ones to decide; this is all I can do for them.
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