Explanation of the name "麟"
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麟
Hanyu Pinyin:lín
Five Elements:Fire
Recommendability:91%
Cultural Meaning:93%
Literature Reference: The hooves of the unicorn, majestic and noble. Source from 'The Book of Songs: Zhou Nan · Lin Zhi Zhi'.
麟: Qilin. A creature of nobility and auspiciousness, bearing its name bestows both fame and fortune upon the bearer.
Meaning: The unicorn symbolizes auspiciousness, nobility, and benevolence, a legendary creature of good fortune.
李麟 (Li Lin)
A Ming Dynasty poet from Yin County, Zhejiang, who served in various official positions, was imprisoned for offending the eunuch Liu Jin, and later retired to write, leaving behind the 'Xinzhai Collection'.
芮麟 (Rui Lin)
a poet and writer from Wuxi, Jiangsu, known for his collections 'Yulu Shigao' and 'Zhanshi Jixing Shicao'.
苏麟 (Su Lin)
A Song Dynasty official and poet, known for his verse that earned him a recommendation from Fan Zhongyan.
