Wu refers to bravery, vigor and strength, as opposed to "Wen". When it is used as a name, it is mainly.
Source explanation: From the Tang Dynasty: Li Shimin's "Ten Poems of Emperor Jing" moved out of the Ci forest and stopped to celebrate the martial arts banquet.
From Song Ci: Liu Yong's "One Inch of Gold" covers Wuhou's meritorious deeds and Wen Weng's weathering.
Faith means light, hope and light.
Source: From the Tang Dynasty: Li Shu's Poems of the Temple in the Suburb. Let the emperor's palace play music. "Sending God" is a sacrifice, vaguely.
"Yi" refers to a happy, peaceful and harmonious appearance.
Source explanation: From the Tang Dynasty: Li Shimin's "The End of Chu Qing" has a pleasant sunset and Chu Qing is suitable for people.
From Song Ci: Liu Yong's "Yu Lou Chun" is like wine. Don't get drunk if it lasts less than 1000 minutes.