The pinyin for Yu is Yu. Generally speaking, it means to shine, such as "day after day, month after night." It can also be understood as a flame, such as "flying a bonfire and sighing". Yu Yi, also refers to the fiery appearance. Wu Bi 86&; 98: Ojug Cang Xie: Fett. Number of strokes: 4334251141431. Horn number: 968 18. Unicode: CJK. Unicode: U+7 15C.

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1, Yu Ming is a word pronounced yù míng, which means bright. Chapter 11 of Feng Deying's "Bitter Flower": "The room is full of white stucco walls, and the tables, chairs and benches decorated with red paint look particularly empty and gloomy under the pale steam light in Yu Ming."

2. Yu Yu is a Chinese word, pronounced yù yù, which means bright appearance.

3. Yu Wei is a Chinese word, pronounced as yùwíI, which is interpreted as glory and beauty.

4, Yu Wei, pronounced yù zhá, Chinese characters, radiant. It's from Hanshu Zhuan Xu.

5. Shen Yu is a Chinese word, and the pinyin yù yuè means brilliant and radiant.