Pronunciation(Pinyin): Cài
Strokes: 12
Meaning: Cai; a surname
Pronunciation(Pinyin): bǐng
Strokes: 8
Meaning: Hold, maintain, uphold; also used to mean 'to carry on' or 'to follow through'
Pronunciation(Pinyin): xuán
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Pronunciation(Pinyin): xuán
Strokes: 7
Meaning: Rotate, turn, spin; also used to mean 'a whirlwind' or 'a spiral'
A name that suggests a person who upholds values and possesses a dynamic, turning spirit, indicating a strong and active character.
The surname '蔡' is one of the most common surnames in China, and the given name '秉旋' combines the meanings of upholding and rotating, suggesting a person who is strong, active, and committed to their values.
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