Need help with names

The second one 顾奕鸣 is more like a boy name.

I work with a lot of Chinese names and I'm not sure how any of these names are based off the name, Silver. Could you explain a little bit about the thought process that goes behind the crafting of these names?

顾文丽 (Gu Wenli) - Rather old-fashioned.

顾奕鸣 (Gu Yiming) - Sounds younger, more modern but.... that's a weird way to describe the name. If following the poem is important, then it should be 一鸣.

高惠敏 (Gao Huimin) - Also rather old-fashioned.

龚淑清 (Gong Shuqing) - The 淑 makes it old-fashioned.

If you like the sound of Yiming, why not 逸明?

Generally, 逸明 as a name is usually interpreted to allude to the line, "水逸山明" of a Song dynasty poem, describing a beautiful landscape (free flowing water and bright mountains). 逸 means leisure, to escape/to be free, to excel/be outstanding. When used in names, 逸 symbolizes happiness and being carefree. 明 means bright, when used in names it refers to intelligence. It's also not an old-fashioned name.

逸明 is also a lot more auspicious than 奕鸣 (I ran it through a fengshui name scoring system. <-- this is why I work a lot with Chinese names).

Pair 逸明 with the surname 高, and 高逸明 (Gao Yiming) is more auspicious than all the names in your list by leagues. As in, if this were an exam, 高逸明 would be in the 90+ percentile while the rest would not score more than 80.

The second one is much better than others. The other three look like old ladies’ names. 丽、敏、淑 are commonly used in names from 1960s-1970s.

Hmmm how about the name 甘礼亮? 甘 means sweet, 礼 means gift, and 亮 means light!

I suggest 顾维尼😁