A birth gift becomes more personal when it carries the child's date, name and first place in the world. Jingsheng creates Chinese names and solar-term birth cards made for the beginning of a life.

A keepsake built from real details

The Chinese name report begins with the child's name, family intention and the quality the parents hope to carry. The solar-term card begins with the date, time and place of birth. Solar terms follow Beijing time, so we check the boundary carefully rather than simply matching a calendar date.

The result can stay digital for family overseas, or become a printed birth card, framed piece, zodiac print or a complete naming gift. Nothing is presented as fortune-telling. The meaning comes from language, season and the family's own story.

Ways to build a new-baby gift

• From $19: a Chinese-name report for the parents to consider and approve.
• From $45: a solar-term birth card that records the season into which the child arrived.
• Around $79–$99: combine a name card and a framed birth card, with gift presentation for the parents.
• For overseas family: choose the digital version first, then upgrade when the name is confirmed.

What to tell us at checkout

Choose New baby as the occasion and select the recipient. For the birth card, include the birth date, time if known, and the city and country of birth. For the Chinese name, include the name the family uses and the desired tone. Add long-tail notes such as adoption, a bilingual family or a name that should work in more than one language.

The difference between a zodiac print and a solar-term card

The zodiac follows years; the solar-term card follows the sun's seasonal calendar. Some families prefer one, some choose both. They are related but they do not represent the same thing, and we explain that clearly before making the piece.

Frequently asked questions

Can the parents choose the name later?

Yes. Start with the digital name report. Once a candidate is approved, it can be added to a printed card or framed piece.

Can we include the exact time of birth?

Yes, if known. It helps when the birth is close to the boundary between two solar terms.

Is this suitable for a christening or religious naming ceremony?

It can be given as a personal family keepsake, but it is not a religious ritual object and does not replace a religious naming ceremony.

Begin with the name, the birth season, or a complete set for the family. The related products below can be combined.