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Semiotic rhetoric four master tropes follow the law of transformation of metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, and irony. There is a negative progressive relationship between the four master tropes. Each one of semiotic rhetoric is the negation of each other. This principle corresponds to the development of four different stages of things. As an indicator, name refers to the way of thinking when the parents named their children under the historical and cultural context at that time. To reflect the characteristics of the Chinese name with this principle, people's psychological changes and socialcultural changes in the process of historical development will be fully revealed. This paper will study the laws and trends of Chinese newborn names (Han nationality) from the founding of new China to present times with large data. The changes of parents’ implied vision behind these names and the particular historical tide, the influence of cultural traditions, and the intergenerational changes of Chinese autonomy will be explored.

Changes of Chinese Names from the Perspective of the Evolution of Symbolic Rhetoric Four Master Tropes