Literature Reference: 子曰:‘由也,女闻六言六蔽矣乎?’对曰:‘未也。’‘居!吾语女。好仁不好学,其蔽也愚;好知不好学,其蔽也荡;好信不好学,其蔽也贼;好直不好学,其蔽也绞;好勇不好学,其蔽也乱;好刚不好学,其蔽也狂。’——《论语·阳货》 The Master said, ‘You, have you heard the six words and the six faults?’ Yan Hui replied, ‘No.’ ‘Sit down, I will tell you. To love benevolence without loving learning is liable to lead to folly; to love wisdom without loving learning is liable to lead to dissipation; to love sincerity without loving learning is liable to lead to injury; to love straightforwardness without loving learning is liable to lead to rudeness; to love courage without loving learning is liable to lead to insubordination; to love firmness without loving learning is liable to lead to extravagance.’ — From 'The Analects of Confucius,' Chapter Yang Huo.
武: "Mighty and Majestic," often used in boys' names, embodies the essence of strength, robustness, and a formidable physique. This character is believed to promote physical fortitude and ensure a safe and secure life.
城: City, metropolis. In personal names, it conveys the meaning of prosperity, flourishing, and a peaceful and prosperous nation.
Meaning: The name 'Wucheng' embodies a robust and powerful spirit, symbolizing bravery and fortitude, as well as protection and security.